Shelley's Dream WomenCassell, 1967 - 301 páginas |
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... strange doubts and mystifications began to obtrude themselves . ' Got to dear F.P. - ) , ' Harriet wrote : ' they are all very glad to see us . ' But there is a rider , added in perplex- ity : ' I cannot tell what to make of it - very ...
... strange doubts and mystifications began to obtrude themselves . ' Got to dear F.P. - ) , ' Harriet wrote : ' they are all very glad to see us . ' But there is a rider , added in perplex- ity : ' I cannot tell what to make of it - very ...
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... strange case of the attraction of opposites . As Mrs Marshall , Mary Shelley's first biographer , so aptly describes the relationship - ' the coldest of men and the warmest of women found their happiness in each other ' . * All the same ...
... strange case of the attraction of opposites . As Mrs Marshall , Mary Shelley's first biographer , so aptly describes the relationship - ' the coldest of men and the warmest of women found their happiness in each other ' . * All the same ...
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... strange history . xes Ex For years the letters were missing , though known to exist . They were used by the Westbrooks after Harriet's death in their Chancery proceedings to prevent Shelley claiming custody of the children . But Peacock ...
... strange history . xes Ex For years the letters were missing , though known to exist . They were used by the Westbrooks after Harriet's death in their Chancery proceedings to prevent Shelley claiming custody of the children . But Peacock ...
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