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: Re: Source for literary terms? The other day my wife, who went to quite a good school, told me that her literature teacher had taught her class abbreviations of terms which they were then asked

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Wiki offers a long list of literary terms. The University of Toronto offers a glossary of poetic terms. Cengage Learning offer this quite broad list.

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