This author exposed the fraudulence of a seance led by Daniel Dunglas Home, who became the target of his mocking poem "Mr. Sludge, the Medium". The speaker of one of his poems claims to drink orange juice in three sips to frustrate Arians, and mentions the "twenty-nine distinct damnations" found in 
This author exposed the fraudulence of a seance led by Daniel Dunglas Home, who became the target of his mocking poem "Mr. Sludge, the Medium". The speaker of one of his poems claims to drink orange juice in three sips to frustrate Arians, and mentions the "twenty-nine distinct damnations" found in a "text in Galatians" . That poem by this man opens with the line "Gr-r-r--there go, my heart's abhorrence" and details its speaker's plots against Brother Lawrence. The line "The rain set in early tonight" begins a poem by this man whose speaker notes God's silence after strangling a woman with her own hair. In his most famous poem, the speaker hints at the murder of a woman with a heart "too soon made glad". For 10 points, name this Victorian poet of "Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister", "Porphyria's Lover", and "My Last Duchess".
This author exposed the fraudulence of a seance led by Daniel Dunglas Home, who became the target of his mocking poem "Mr. Sludge, the Medium".
Robert Browning