The narrator of this work seeks manuscripts for Milton's Lycidas but is turnedaway from the library, and earlier tells the reader "call me Mary Beton, Mary Seton,Mary Carmichael". The narrator of this work criticizes a line from (+) Jane Eyre,blaming Charlotte Bront ́'e's anger, and ponders the line "Chloe liked Olivia" from Mary Carmichael's Life's Adventure. The speaker praises that Aphra Behn was buried in Westminster Abbey, but bemoans that another woman was buried outside the (*) Elephant and Castle after being impregnated by Nick Greene; that hypothetical woman, whose gift for writing ha
The narrator of this work seeks manuscripts for Milton's Lycidas but is turnedaway from the library, and earlier tells the reader "call me Mary Beton, Mary Seton,Mary Carmichael". The narrator of this work criticizes a line from (+) Jane Eyre,blaming Charlotte Bront ́'e's anger, and ponders the line "Chloe liked Olivia" from Mary Carmichael's Life's Adventure. The speaker praises that Aphra Behn was buried in Westminster Abbey, but bemoans that another woman was buried outside the (*) Elephant and Castle after being impregnated by Nick Greene; that hypothetical woman, whose gift for writing had not been nurtured, is Judith Shakespeare. For ten points, name this essay which claims that, to write fiction, a women needs money and the title object which was written by Virginia Woolf.
The narrator of this work seeks manuscripts for Milton's Lycidas but is turnedaway from the library, and earlier tells the reader "call me Mary Beton, Mary Seton,Mary Carmichael".
A Room of One's Own