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This is a continuation from my other page of Sonnet 29 notes. Here I cover the themes referenced to within the poem. It also makes thoughtful points about Form, Structure and Language. The reference to Form is particularly vital and no-one rarely analyses it. So make yourself stand out!

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Porphyria's lover is a complicated poem. So this page will continue the annotations from the previous page as well as covering context, analysis and themes covered in the poem.

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Provides in-depth annotations of Love's Philosophy, with original and unique analysis and thoughts, it analyses the usage of imagery, language and structure. it also comments on the History of Romanticism and background on the Author: Percy Shelley.

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Here I do a basic summary of the last Chapter of GCSE Chemistry. Concise, neat and pretty, these notes give you a nice overview of the chapter. Boosting your understanding/