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    The document defines several literary terms: parody as a comic imitation of an author's style, prose as ordinary unmetered writing, and sermon as a religious discourse delivered by clergy. It also lists the Gettysburg Address as an example of prose and stream of consciousness as a narrative technique that mimics the flow of thoughts.

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    The document defines several literary terms: parody as a comic imitation of an author's style, prose as ordinary unmetered writing, and sermon as a religious discourse delivered by clergy. It also lists the Gettysburg Address as an example of prose and stream of consciousness as a narrative technique that mimics the flow of thoughts.

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    The document defines several literary terms: parody as a comic imitation of an author's style, prose as ordinary unmetered writing, and sermon as a religious discourse delivered by clergy. It also lists the Gettysburg Address as an example of prose and stream of consciousness as a narrative technique that mimics the flow of thoughts.

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    Parody: a literary or musical work in which the style of an author or work is closely imitated for comic effect or in ridicule

    Prose: Ordinary speech or writing, without metrical structure.

    Gettysburg address- Lincoln

    Sermon: a religious discourse delivered in public usually by a clergyman as a part of a worship service

    Stream of consciousness- A narrative technique that gives the impression of a mind at work, jumping from one observation, sensation, or reflection to the next

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