THE WOMAN HAS BEEN IN HIS POWER (ABOUT THE WORKS OF WILKIE COLLINS)
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woman, Moonstone, Woman in white, romanticism, story, narrationAbstract
The article deals with the privilege of a woman, her feelings on the example of the works of Wilkie Collins. It discusses the character of a woman who is experiencing a lot of pain in her life.
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---. The Moonstone. 1868. New York: Harper & Brothers, 2013. Print.
---. The Woman in White. 2nd edition. 1860. London: J.M. Dent & Sons, 1982. Print.
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