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Paragraph Two 1. He was very enthusiastic about his subjects; besides Shakespeare, he taught classes on Chaucer and renaissance literature. 2. He then proceeded to serve cider and doughnuts! We were all hooked right away. 3. I enjoyed these classes greatly, partly because of my own interest and partly because he brought so much of his own love of the subjects to them. 4. Although I had English teachers I liked in high school, my favorite teachers were from college. 5. The first day of class, the professor explained that since we were studying an English subject, the room was so warm, and it was mid-afternoon, that he was going to serve us (an Americanized version) "tea" to help keep us awake and alert. 6. I had a Shakespeare class in the afternoon which was in a room that was known for being warm. 7. I ended up taking several of his classes.
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