Elizabeth Barrett Browning titled her poem collection "Sonnets from the Portuguese" to keep her love secret, pretending they were translations. She faced health issues and was disowned by her father for marrying Robert Browning.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning named her poem collection "Sonnets from the Portuguese" because she wanted to keep her love secret and pretend they were translations; she had a long illness that caused her to be weak and tired; and her father did not like her marrying Robert Browning and even disowned her for it
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning named her collection "Sonnets from the Portuguese" to keep her love secret and to pretend they were translations. She had health issues and was disowned by her father for marrying Robert Browning.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning named her collection "Sonnets from the Portuguese" to keep her love secret; she had health issues and was disowned by her father for marrying Robert Browning.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning named her collection "Sonnets from the Portuguese" to keep her love secret; she had health issues and was disowned by her father for marrying Robert Browning.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning titled her collection "Sonnets from the Portuguese" to keep her love secret and faced disapproval from her father over marrying Robert Browning.
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Browning named her collection "Sonnets from the Portuguese" to keep her love secret, facing health issues and disapproval from her father for marrying Robert Browning.
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