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The more thoroughly the lover of Nature is skilled in the knowledge of her laws, the greater will be the intellectual pleasure with which he will contemplate them; and the poet who can follow Nature into her secret chambers, and commune with her on her deepest phenomena, will be the poet who has the noblest things to say to the human soul.
Edward Berdoe
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Edward Berdoe
Born:
March 7, 1836
Died:
March 2, 1916
(aged 79)
Bio:
Dr Edward Collis Berdoe was an English physician and author who wrote on the works of Robert Browning and campaigned against medical experiments on human patients and animals.
Known for:
The Browning cyclopaedia (1892)
Browning's message to his time (1890)
A Primer Of Browning (1904)
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