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Virginia Woolf’s playful account centers on Flush, the cocker spaniel bestowed upon the ill poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning. The narrative traces Flush’s upbringing in the countryside, his adoption by the poet, and his companionship through the family’s move to Italy. Woolf frames the poets’ lives through the eyes of their loyal dog, interweaving the domestic and literary histories of the Browning household.
First publish date: 1694
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Biography
Authors: Virginia Woolf
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