What two early long poems did Browning write?
David and Goliath
Romeo and Juliet
Pauline and Paracelsus
Macbeth and Othello
Answer
Browning's first two major poems were Pauline (1833) and Paracelsus (1835). Pauline is a personal confession in which Browning reveals his spiritual and intellectual journey to date, while Paracelsus is a dramatic monologue that explores the character and ideas of the sixteenth-century alchemist.
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