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"Good Morning, Miss Dove"

Frances Gray Patton

100

Liberty Hill's renowned geography teacher

Miss Dove

100

girl who is unable to define a horse and would carpet a room with representations of flowers; sentimental figure in "School of Facts"

Sissy Jupe

100

Laura's mother; wants to send party leftovers to the grieving family

Mrs. Sheridan

100

farmer who was still angry with a hired hand who had left during the busy season

Warren 

200

"A School of Facts"

Charles Dickens

200

mischievous sixth grader who gives Miss Dove a kiss

Randy Baker

200

interested only in facts; says that horses on wallpaper and flowers on carpet are not tasteful because they are not factual

government official

200

riders who were bringing the good news to Aix

Joris and Dirck

200

Warren's wife

Mary

300

"The Garden Party"

Katherine Mansfield

300
used lessons learned from Miss Dove to sustain himself as he floated on a raft in the Pacific Ocean

Thomas Baker

300

sentimental girl who wants to cancel the party in "The Garden Party"

Laura

300

the narrator's horse; hero of poem

Roland

300

hired man who came "home" to die

Silas

400

"How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix"

Robert Browning

400

red-haired girl who observes that Randy's kiss was like pinning "a medal on Miss Dove"

Jincey Webb

400

carter who is killed in an accident

Mr. Scott

400

landlord's beautiful daughter, sacrificed her life to warn her love about the red-coat ambush

Bess

400

college student who helped on Warren's farm

Harold Wilson

500

The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver

Edna St. Vincent Millay

500

man of realities, as a director of a "model school," he wants children to learn only acts

Mr. Thomas Gradgrind

500

Laura's brother

Laurie

500

robber who was shot down in the road trying to avenge the death of his love

the highwayman

500

the lady in "The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver" who wove clothes for her son

the mother

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