Shelley's Dream WomenCassell, 1967 - 301 páginas |
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... Peacock remained faithful . Shelley was paying Peacock £ 100 a year to superintend his financial affairs . Now Peacock came nearly every day and went out with Shelley to Hampstead Heath , to sail boats — always one of Shelley's ...
... Peacock remained faithful . Shelley was paying Peacock £ 100 a year to superintend his financial affairs . Now Peacock came nearly every day and went out with Shelley to Hampstead Heath , to sail boats — always one of Shelley's ...
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... Peacock came to stay and took him in hand . Peacock decided that his illness was partly due to his starvation diet . Vegetarianism , he decided ' entered for something into his restlessness ' . Certainly , he felt , it did not agree ...
... Peacock came to stay and took him in hand . Peacock decided that his illness was partly due to his starvation diet . Vegetarianism , he decided ' entered for something into his restlessness ' . Certainly , he felt , it did not agree ...
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... Peacock . Peacock — although he disapproved of the break with Harriet and talked in after years of the difficulty he found in ' keeping on friendly terms with Mary Godwin ' - had proved himself a good friend to Shelley who described him ...
... Peacock . Peacock — although he disapproved of the break with Harriet and talked in after years of the difficulty he found in ' keeping on friendly terms with Mary Godwin ' - had proved himself a good friend to Shelley who described him ...
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