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Isabella

A female character from literature, possibly from Keats or Shakespeare.

minor

First appearance: ravenna

Isabella shows up with force in The Grave of Keats. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Referenced in the final line as a figure who kept her lover's memory alive through a basil tree, paralleling the speaker's remembrance of Keats.
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