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Elizabeth Barrett Browning · From her verse novel about a woman poet.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning · From her verse novel about a woman poet.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning · Sonnet 14 of Sonnets from the Portuguese, asking to be loved for no passing quality, not a look, a smile or a way of speaking, so that the love will not pass with them.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning · The opening of sonnet 43 of Sonnets from the Portuguese, the poems she wrote in secret for Robert Browning during their courtship and showed him only after they married.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning · The source reads: “Which proves that I love you better than myself by the whole width of the Heavens; the sevenfold Heavens.” · Elizabeth Barrett to Robert Browning on Sunday evening, 30 March 1846, six months before they eloped to Italy; the sentence in the letter begins "Which proves that" and ends "the sevenfold Heavens."
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