March Literature 8

A "Wedding-Guest" listens to this poem's title character describe the consequences of shooting an albatross in what poem named for an elderly sailor?

Name the author of the Rime of the Ancient Mariner.

Name this British economist who advocated deficit spending in his General Theory.

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Name this novel in which the epileptic Prince Myshkin has a troubled relationship with Nastasya Filippovna.

The Idiot is a novel by this 19th-century Russian author, who had epileptic seizures throughout his adulthood.

This Dostoyevsky novel describes the seizures experienced by Smerdyakov, who is likely related to the title family members.

An estate named Hartfield is home to what headstrong young woman who flirts with Frank Churchill but marries Mr. Knightley?

The novel Emma was written by this Englishwoman, who described the title character as "a heroine whom no one but myself will much like."

Emma has an older sister with this first name. In another of Austen's novels Northanger Abbey this is the first name of Miss Thorpe who cruelly jilts James Morland.

This man asks the witch of Endor to summon the deceased prophet Samuel. David played the harp to soothe what first king of Israel?