A Voice from the South · Character
Robert Browning
Victorian poet quoted in literary analysis.
minor
Also known as Browning
First appearance: womanhood a vital element in the regeneration and progress of a race
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Quoted at the chapter's opening, providing poetic epigraphs on the common problem of finding what may be and making it fair.
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