Osborne wasn't her sort, after all," he mused to himself that night over his coffee. "He hadn't much mind. I'm afraid I banked too much on his good looks, and too little upon what I might call her independence; for of all the heroines I ever had, she is the most sufficient unto herself. Had she gone along I'm half afraid I couldn't have got rid of Balderstone so easily either, for he's a determined devil as I see him.
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French poet, playwright and novelist of the Romantic era. Musset is famous for his versatile poetry, especially his masterfully crafted lyrics. His plays and novels are regarded as classics. He was elected as a member of the prestigious French Academy in 1852.
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- The Merchant of Venice (Folger Shakespeare Library) by William Shakespeare on page 9, page 39, and page 61
- Taming of the Shrew, the by William Shakespeare on page 30, and page 54
- History of American Literature by Reuben P. Halleck in Back Matter
- American Authors and Their Homes, Personal Descriptions and Interviews by Francis Whiting Halsey on page 256
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