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  • Elinor Wylie

    The Orphan Angel (1926), a novel, imagines the later life of Percy Bysshe Shelley if he had been saved from drowning and taken to America. Her Collected Poems, edited by Benét, appeared posthumously in 1932 and her Collected Prose in 1933.

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    The Orphan Angel (1926), a novel, imagines the later life of Percy Bysshe Shelley if he had been saved from drowning and taken to America. Her Collected Poems, edited by Benét, appeared posthumously in 1932 and her Collected Prose in 1933.

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