One of these characters unusually uses the archaic legal term “deodands” in a poem lamenting “Thy love was far more better then / The love of false and cruel men.” In a stanza beginning “I have a garden of my own,” one of these characters uses the phrase “lilies without, roses within” to describe a pet gifted by “unconstant Sylvio.” One of these (15[1])characters grieves a pet deer being shot by “wanton troopers riding by” (-5[1])in a poem by (*) Andrew (10[1])Marvell. One of these characters (10[1])says, “A honey tongue, a heart of gall (10[1])/ Is fancy’s spring, but sorrow’s (10[1])fall,” in a poem which opens, “If all the world and love were young.” (10[1]-5[1])A poem from the perspective (-5[1])of one of these characters refuses another poem’s plea to (10[1])“Come live with (-5[1])me and be (10[1])my love.” For 10 points, name this type of female pastoral character (10[1])who narrates a Walter Raleigh (10[1])poem about her “reply to the shepherd.” ■END■ (0[1])