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Letitia Landon : the woman behind L.E.L.

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Lines of life - the emergence of the poetess the historical text speaking the heart - Corinne is but another name her who wrote that ghastly wallowing - women and love Pythian performance - stood alone 'mid thousands for women of taste and refinement - the use and abuse of the drawing-room annual give a history to every face - Landon's Flowers of Loveliness This, I think, is how it all came about - reconstructing L.E.L.

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