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In September 1820, he left for the warmer climate of Rome, and her mother agreed to their marrying on his projected return, but he died there in February 1821, aged twenty-five. Brawne drew consolation from her continuing friendship with Keats' younger sister, who was also called Fanny.
Following the death of his younger brother Tom of tuberculosis in August 1818, Keats went to live at Wentworth Place in Hampstead, a semi-detached house owned by his friend Charles Armitage Brown, where he first met Fanny Brawne.
Feb 4, 2015 · Severn knew of Fanny and Keats’s flirtations with her, but he did not know that she and Keats were engaged. The engagement was known only to Fanny’s mother, who had helped nurse the poet in London. The first night in Naples (also Keats’s birthday) found both Severn and Keats writing letters home.
Mar 31, 2021 · Keats befriended the sisters and wives of his mostly older friends, the mother of his girlfriend Fanny Brawne, and, tellingly as an instance of familial loyalty, his brother’s mother-in-law, Mrs James Wylie.
- Heidi Thomson
- 2017
Fanny is a physically delicate, uptight, morally righteous, and easily-upset girl and later young woman, the niece of Sir Thomas and Lady Bertram and the cousin and later wife of Edmund. Fanny moves to Mansfield Park as a child in order to relieve her impoverished mother of a financial burden.
In 1833 she travelled to France, where she met Louis Lindon, from a wealthy merchant and banking family of Spanish or Portuguese descent. They married soon after and had three children. After living for many years overseas, the Lindons finally settled in London.
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Mar 6, 2017 · When Fanny was fifteen, her mother died as a result of complications in childbirth after giving birth to Fanny’s tenth and youngest sibling, Brook John. In her devastation, Fanny stepped into the role of mother-figure, giving her ample practice for mothering her own children later in life.
