1. Discourage
2. Sphere- Sun
3. Assume
4. Despair
5. Celestial
6. At, in, to
7. On first consideration
8. Harmful
9. Sacrifice
10. Ignorant
11. 35 cm
12. 64 cm³
13. 57600
14. 48.8%
15. 2000
16. ddd
17. 6%
18. 3972
19. 4
20. KGI
21. Literarture
22. Madhya Pradesh
23. Lumbini
24. Women in Science
25. Naga Hills
26. The Serpent and the Rope
27. Midnight’s Children
28. Sonnets – Shakespeare
    Astrophel and Stella – Sidney
    Amoretti –  Spenser
    Sonnets from the Portugese – Elizabeth Barrett Browning
29. The Globe
30. Twelfth Night
31. Celtic
32. Denis Diderot
33. Portmanteau
34. Samuel Johnson
35. Realism
36. Coleridge – Remorse
    Robert Browning – Pappa Passes
    William Wordsworth – The Borderers
    Shelley – The Cenci, A Tragedy in Five Acts
37. John Dryden
38. William Jones
39. Warren Hastings
40. Don Quixote
41. Henry Condell, John Heminges
42. 1600
43. Paradise Lost
44. Thomas Malory
45. Two kisses
46. East Midland
47. John Dryden
48. The Guide
49. Carpe Diem
50. The Taming of the Shrew
51. Kubla Khan
52. Francis Bacon’s Essays
53. Jacobean Age (1603–25)
    English Civil War (1642–1651)
    Restoration (1660–1688)
    Glorious Revolution 1688
54. Parliamentarians and Royalists
55. All of these
56. Samson Agonistes
57. Comedy of humours
58. Lycidas –  Edward King
    Adonais – Keats
    Thyrsis – Arthur Hugh Clough
    In Memoriam –  Arthur Henry Hallam
59. Metaphor
60. It was the first printed anthology of English poetry
61. Henry Howard, the Earl of Surrey
62. The Way of the World
63. John Donne
64. Robert Burns
65. Charles Lamb
66. There is more than one speaker
67. Richard Steele
68. Lyrical Ballads was published
69. Pride and Prejudice
70. The characters communicate through letters
71. New Criticism
72. Pamela
73. Ode on a Grecian Urn
74. Thomas Gray
75. Coleridge
76. The refusal to believe all totalizing claims of stories
77. Imaginative fantasy
78. Neither a borrower nor a lender be
79. Emphasis on general human nature
80. Naturalism
81. Surrealism
82. Tess of the d’Urbervilles
83. Genealogy
84. Samuel Butler
85. Lady Bracknell
86. Joseph Conrad
87. Ezra Pound
88. Lord of the Flies
89. Angry Youngmen
90. Nissim Ezekiel
91. Only Poets, Scientists, Artists, Historians and so on possess secondary imagination
92. The inescapability of the relevence of the author’s biography, history and background
93. The Metamorphosis
94. Nineteen Eighty-Four
95. Anna Karenina
96. Benedict Anderson
97. The attribution of human emotions to the non-human realm\
98. Harry Potter
99. Language is a system of negative signifiers functioning as closed unit]\
100. Representation
101. 

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