Poetry · Character
Ellen Terry
A famous Victorian actress, addressed in a poem.
minor
Also known as Camma To Ellen Terry
First appearance: III: Camma
Ellen Terry shows up with force in Impressions de Théâtre. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The actress addressed in three poems, portrayed as Portia, Queen Henrietta Maria, and Camma.
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In Impressions de Théâtre: The actress addressed in three poems, portrayed as Portia, Queen Henrietta Maria, and Camma. Later, in Written at the Lyceum Theatre: Addressed as Portia, Queen Henrietta Maria, and Camma;…
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See Ellen Terry in III: Camma