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Well, I've written another five pages today. Read Alice Munro's "Lives of Girl's and Women." Read "Origins of the Gothic Novel," selections from Ovid's Arts of Love, moving on to selections from Ovid's Loves. I also have to read a few of La Atwood's poems tonight, plus translate several stanzas of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, plus read some of the medieval sources on Chivalric Love for the Sir Gawain class.

I also really need to finish Le Roman de Brut, especially since material there is going to be relevant on my final essay.

I've been up since 3:30 in the morning, and it's beginning to look like I'll be up until 3:30 in the morning. I have to read Ann Radcliffe's The Italian and Byron's Don Juan this week, in addition to the usual translations and secondary readings (100-200 pages per week).

And I have to mark 29 more papers.

Is this even possible?

Oh, and I just remembered that I still have a version of Wordsworth's Prelude to finish, and finish Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France.

So that's about 2000 pages total to read, 29 essays to mark, an essay prospectus with bibliography to write, and about 10 pages to translate by March 9.

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