✍ Scribed by Virginia Woolf
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Flush es un cocker spaniel de orejas largas, cola ancha y unos «ojos atónitos color avellana». A los pocos meses de su nacimiento es regalado a la famosa poetisa Elizabeth Barrett, convirtiéndose en su compañero inseparable y, posteriormente, en el cómplice de sus amoríos con el poeta Robert Browning. Virginia Woolf relató la historia del perro de Elizabeth Barrett con rigor biográfico, consiguiendo una de las obras más deliciosas de la literatura contemporánea.
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