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She is a poet from the Victorian Era.
Grew up in England with her 12 younger siblings.
She published many works on diffrent topics.
She suffered most of her life with a terrible illness.

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At a young Age Elizabeth fell of her horse, leading to a spinal injury that progresses into a lung illness.
She had to take Morphine for the rest of her life.
She did start to get better when she moved to Italy.
She lost her mother a few later to illness,
Her father's plantation was starting to fail so he had to sell it and move into England.

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Elizabeth wrote on tops regarding industrialization, slavery, political leadership
religious controversy, the the struggle that women faced living in the modern world.
Her most famous Sonnet is "How do i love thee?"
Her most famous work is "Aurora Leigh"

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Published in 1856
Aurora is the main character of Elizabeth's major first person narrative.
It is broken into 2 parts
Aurora was a young girl who was challenging the typical Victorian lifestyle.
Aurora turns down a marriage because Ronny wants her to leave her poetry to be the perfect wife and mother.
“She lived, we'll say,
A harmless life, she called a
virtuous life,
A quiet life, which was not life at all
(But that she had not lived enough to know)”

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One day Elizabeth got a fan letter from another poet know as Robert Browning.
From that day forward the 2 wrote over 600 letters talking about poetry and eventually talking about love.
On September 12, 1846 the two wed.
They only had one child named Robert Browning but they called him "Pen".
Elizabeth's most famous sonnet "How do i love the?" is written for Robert
The two where married for 15 years before she died.

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