The Angel In The House: The Betrothal, Part 1
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The Angel in the House, Coventry Kersey Dighton Patmore's most famous work, is a narrative poem celebrating the joys and virtues of domestic life and married love in Victorian England. "The Betrothal", the first part of the poem, focuses on the courtship period, idealizing the woman as an angelic figure and portraying the home as a sanctuary.
Through lyrical verse, Patmore explores themes of devotion, moral purity, and the beauty found in everyday moments. This enduring work offers a glimpse into the social ideals and romantic sensibilities of the Victorian era, making it a valuable read for those interested in classic poetry and historical perspectives on love and marriage.
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