| 1. The Origins and the Middle Ages |
| 01 – Anonymous, The hero comes to Heorot from Beowulf |
| 02 – Anonymous, Beowulf’s funeral from Beowulf |
| 03 – Anonymous, Geordie |
| 04 – Anonymous, Elfin Knight |
| 05 – Geoffrey Chaucer, The Knight from The Canterbury Tales |
| 06 – Geoffrey Chaucer, The Monk from The Canterbury Tales |
| 07 – Geoffrey Chaucer, The Doctor from The Canterbury Tales |
| 08 – Geoffrey Chaucer, The Poor Parson from The Canterbury Tales |
| 2. The Renaissance and the Puritan Age |
| 09 – William Shakespeare, Let me not to the marriage of true minds |
| 10 – William Shakespeare, My mistress’ eyes |
| 11 – William Shakespeare, a synopsis of A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Fairyland from A Midsummer Night’s Dream |
| 12 – William Shakespeare, An ass-head from A Midsummer Night’s Dream |
| 13 – William Shakespeare, a synopsis of Julius Caesar and Brutus’s speech from Julius Caesar |
| 14 – William Shakespeare, Antony’s oration from Julius Caesar |
| 15 – William Shakespeare, Am I a coward? from Hamlet |
| 16 – William Shakespeare, The three witches from Macbeth |
| 17 – William Shakespeare, Prospero renounces his magic powers from The Tempest |
| 18 – John Donne, Batter my heart |
| 19 – John Donne, A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning |
| 20 – 20 John Milton, his life and works, a synopsis of Paradise Lost and Satan’s speech from Paradise Lost |
| 3. The Restoration and the Augustan Age |
| 21 – Daniel Defoe, a synopsis of Moll Flanders and Moll becomes a thief from Moll Flanders |
| 22 – Jonathan Swift, The inventory from Gulliver’s Travels |
| 4. The Romantic Age |
| 23 – William Blake, Infant Joy |
| 24 – William Blake, Infant Sorrow |
| 25 – William Wordsworth, A certain colouring of imagination from the ‘Preface’ to Lyrical Ballads |
| 26 – William Wordsworth, She dwelt among the untrodden ways |
| 27 – Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Death and Life-in-Death from The Rime of the Ancient Mariner |
| 28 – John Keats, Ode on a Grecian Urn |
| 29 – Jane Austen, Darcy proposes to Elizabeth from Pride and Prejudice |
| 30 – Jane Austen, a synopsis of Sense and Sensibility and An excellent match from Sense and Sensibility |
| 31 – Jane Austen, Willoughby and Marianne from Sense and Sensibility |
| 32 – Edgar Allan Poe, his life and works, and The Black Cat |
| 5. The Victorian Age |
| 33 – Charles Dickens, a synopsis of A Christmas Carol and Scrooge’s transformation from A Christmas Carol |
| 34 – Charles Dickens, Ignorance and want from A Christmas Carol |
| 35 – Charles Dickens, a synopsis of David Copperfield and Shall I ever forget those lessons? from David Copperfield |
| 36 – Charles Dickens, Murdstone and Grinby’s warehouse from David Copperfield |
| 37 – Charlotte Brontë, Punishment from Jane Eyre |
| 38 – Charlotte Brontë, A dramatic incident from Jane Eyre |
| 39 – Emily Brontë, Catherine’s ghost from Wuthering Heights |
| 40 – Thomas Hardy, Tess’s execution from Tess of the D’Urbervilles |
| 41 – Robert Louis Stevenson, Story of the door from The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde |
| 42 – Rudyard Kipling, his life and works, and The mission of the coloniser from The White Man’s Burden |
| 43 – Oscar Wilde, A new hedonism from The Picture of Dorian Gray |
| 44 – Oscar Wilde, a synopsis of The Importance of Being Earnest and The vital importance of being Earnest from The Importance of Being Earnest |
| 45 – George Bernard Shaw, his life and works, a synopsis of Mrs Warren’s Profession and Mother and daughter from Mrs Warren’s Profession |
| 46 – Herman Melville, Moby Dick from Moby-Dick |
| 47 – Walt Whitman, I Hear America Singing |
| 6. The Modern Age |
| 48 – Siegfried Sassoon, his life and works, and Glory of Women |
| 49 – Isaac Rosenberg, his life and works, and Break of Day in the Trenches |
| 50 – William Butler Yeats, The Lake Isle of Innisfree |
| 51 – William Butler Yeats, Sailing to Byzantium |
| 52 – Thomas Stearns Eliot, a synopsis of The Hollow Men and This is the dead land from The Hollow Men |
| 53 – Wystan Hugh Auden, Musée des Beaux Arts |
| 54 – Wystan Hugh Auden, Funeral Blues |
| 55 – David Herbert Lawrence, his life and works, a synopsis of Sons and Lovers and The wind-swept ash-tree from Sons and Lovers |
| 56 – James Joyce, Gabriel’s epiphany from Dubliners |
| 57 – James Joyce, a synopsis of Ulysses and The funeral from Ulysses |
| 58 – James Joyce, I said yes I will from Ulysses |
| 59 – Virginia Woolf, a synopsis of To the Lighthouse and My dear, stand still from To the Lighthouse |
| 60 – Virginia Woolf, Lily Briscoe from To the Lighthouse |
| 61 – Aldous Huxley, his life and works, a synopsis of Brave New World and The Conditioning Centre from Brave New World |
| 62 – Aldous Huxley, Mustapha Mond from Brave New World |
| 63 – George Orwell, a synopsis of Animal Farm and Old Major’s speech from Animal Farm |
| 64 – George Orwell, The execution from Animal Farm |
| 65 – Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Boats against the current from The Great Gatsby |
| 66 – Langston Hughes, his life and works, and I, too, sing America |
| 67 – Langston Hughes, The Negro Speaks of Rivers |
| 68 – John Steinbeck, Tom Joad’s speech from The Grapes of Wrath |
| 7. The Present Age |
| 69 – Ted Hughes, his life and works, and Hawk Roosting |
| 70 – Doris Lessing, her life and works, a synopsis of The Sweetest Dream and AIDS, a curse on us from The Sweetest Dream |
| 71 – Ian McEwan, a synopsis of Atonement and Briony’s crime from Atonement |
| 72 – Ian McEwan, Easily torn, not easily mended from Atonement |
| 73 – Kazuo Ishiguro, his life and works, a synopsis of The Remains of the Day and An odd incident from The Remains of the Day |
| 74 – John Osborne, his life and works, a synopsis of Look Back in Anger and Jimmy’s anger from Look Back in Anger |
| 75 – Harold Pinter, his life and works, a synopsis of The Caretaker and Looking for a room from The Caretaker |
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