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"Ode To The West Wind"-Percy Bysshe Shelly

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Son Charles born to Harriet November 30. 1815 daughter born to Mary (Feb. 22) lives only a few days. 1816 "Alastor." Son William born to Mary (Jan 24). The Shelleys living in Geneva, Percy meeting Byron daily. Harriet commits suicide in November. Percy marries Mary at the end of December. 1817 loses custody of his children by Harriet...
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Percy marries Mary at the end of December. 1817 loses custody of his children by Harriet. Daughter Clara born Sept. 2. 1818 The Revolt of Islam. Moves to Italy for his health. Clara dies Sept. 24. Mary completes Frankenstein. 1819 The Cenci (tragedy). June 7, son William dies. 1820 Prometheus Unbound...
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