Short Fiction · Character
Robert Trewe
A bachelor poet of boyish merriment whose verses have quietly captured a reader he has never met, and whose business at the mill is strictly payment.
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Also known as Trewe, Mr. Trewe, a Poet Mr. Robert Trewe
First appearance: An Imaginative Woman
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Trewe arrives at the mill on a matter of money, but his reputation as a poet travels ahead of him into stranger hands. A man of late years yet boyish spirits, unmarried and unattached, he becomes the unwitting object of…
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- Imagination and Secret Admiration
- Protagonist
- Romantic Entanglements and Consequences
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