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Sara Hutchinson: Love and Reading,e stage for his later loves including his fainter, reduplicated loves for Mrs. Morgan’s sister Charlotte Brent and for Mrs. Anne Gillman. His love for Sara Hutchinson began either on Oct. 26, 1799, when he met her, or four weeks later on Nov. 24, when he held her hand and felt love’s dart envenom hi

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Hearkening to the Voices of Women,eye and ear also involves the location of personhood in other people: the eye sees the face, which could be blank or angry and therefore unreliable or repugnant, and the ear hears the voice, which comes from within the other person and reverberates with breath and heart beat. Throughout Coleridge’s

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Divorce and the Law,rope, this English law was a far more oppressive element in Romantic culture than critics have yet observed. It cast a pall over many unhappily married men and women, demanded the expense of two establishments for separated couples, and gave unusual power to husbands over their wives. At this time o

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