William Schraufnagel

Billy Schraufnagel April 13, 2000 English 125-8, Fayen Wordsworth Paper “Through Meagre Lines and Colours”   Not many people on New...

Billy Schraufnagel December 10, 1997 English Lit., pd. 10 “Denmark’s a Prison” “His greatness weighed, his will is not his own For he...

Billy Schraufnagel English 125-8, Fayen March 4, 2000 Pope Paper The Proper Use of Nature In much of his poetry, Alexander Pope seems to...

Billy Schraufnagel September 21, 2000 English 277a, Schirmeister Response # 1   This passage in “Self-Reliance” addresses I think one of...

Billy Schraufnagel English 125-8, Fayen February 15, 2000 Long Milton Paper The Sum of Wisdom Milton uses a unique convention of a double...

Billy Schraufnagel English 125-8, Fayen January 25, 2000 Short Milton Paper “Resemblances” in Paradise Lost Eve’s dream in Book V of...

Billy Schraufnagel English 125-8, Fayen December 7, 1999 Donne Paper “If Our Two Loves Be One” At the beginning of Donne’s poem, “The...

I'm going through a great archive of my old Playbills, and I've thought about this for a long time, so here I will put down the 5 best...

William Schraufnagel English 125-8, Fayen November 18, 1999 Long Spenser Paper “I” Before “E”: Virtue and Vertu in Book 1 of The Faerie...

William Schraufnagel English 125, Fayen October 12, 1999 “If Any Thing Shal Wel Reported Be” Early in Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury...