Sonnets from the Portuguese

Summary

Forty-four sonnets in which Elizabeth Barrett Browning traces her love for Robert Browning, from her first doubt that she can be loved to the full surrender of the last poems. The 'Portuguese' of the title was a private joke, and the sequence became the best known love poetry of the Victorian age.

Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5, an AI assistant, from the text of the book.

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Chapters (44)

1. 1. I
2. 2. II
3. 3. III
4. 4. IV
5. 5. V
6. 6. VI
7. 7. VII
8. 8. VIII
9. 9. IX
10. 10. X
11. 11. XI
12. 12. XII
13. 13. XIII
14. 14. XIV
15. 15. XV
16. 16. XVI
17. 17. XVII
18. 18. XVIII
19. 19. XIX
20. 20. XX
21. 21. XXI
22. 22. XXII
23. 23. XXIII
24. 24. XXIV
25. 25. XXV
26. 26. XXVI
27. 27. XXVII
28. 28. XXVIII
29. 29. XXIX
30. 30. XXX
31. 31. XXXI
32. 32. XXXII
33. 33. XXXIII
34. 34. XXXIV
35. 35. XXXV
36. 36. XXXVI
37. 37. XXXVII
38. 38. XXXVIII
39. 39. XXXIX
40. 40. XL
41. 41. XLI
42. 42. XLII
43. 43. XLIII
44. 44. XLIV