On the Art of Reading · Character
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
The Victorian poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning, cited for her poetry and sonnets.
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Also known as Browning
First appearance: lecture iii children s reading i
Elizabeth Barrett Browning shows up with force in Lecture I: Introductory. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Her poem 'A Death in the Desert' is quoted to introduce the doctrine of the three souls: What Does, What Knows, What Is.
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