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  In this essay, Moran explores the ways in which “Sonnet XXIX” dramatizes the workings of Elizabeth’s mind as she thinks of her absent lover.

• Female Poet and the Embarrsassed Reader: E. B. B.’s Sonnets from the Portuguese

  In the following essay, Mermin examines the critical response to Barrett Browning’s works with regard to the content of the work and the sex (and gender) of the author.

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1. Sonnet XXIX: Introduction
2. Sonnet XXIX: Summary
3. Sonnet XXIX: Elizabeth Barrett Browning Biography
4. Sonnet XXIX: Themes
5. Sonnet XXIX: Style
6. Sonnet XXIX: Historical Context
7. Sonnet XXIX: Critical Overview
8. Sonnet XXIX: Essays and Criticism
   1. Finding Words
   2. Female Poet and the Embarrsassed Reader: E. B. B.’s Sonnets from the Portuguese
9. Sonnet XXIX: Compare and Contrast
10. Sonnet XXIX: Topics for Further Study
11. Sonnet XXIX: Media Adaptations
12. Sonnet XXIX: What Do I Read Next?
13. Sonnet XXIX: Bibliography and Further Reading
14. Sonnet XXIX: Pictures
15. Copyright

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