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1. newenglandhistoricalsociety.com › valedictoriansThe Valedictorians: Robert Frost and Elinor White, His ...

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   Dec 19, 2013 · In 1895, with Robert having already sold his first poem, Elinor stopped dragging her feet and the two married. The marriage produced six children, four of whom died before Robert did in 1963. Elinor, who was an inspiration to Robert, suffered bouts of depression and died in 1938 following a battle with breast cancer and heart disease.

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3. medium.com › invisible-illness › robert-frostsRobert Frost’s Tragic Personal Life Teaches Us ... - Medium

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   Jun 26, 2020 · Their first son, Elliot died of cholera at four years old. Another son, Carol, died in 1940 after he died by suicide. Another daughter, Marjorie, died at 29 after childbirth.

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4. dartmouthalumnimagazine.com › articles › robertRobert Frost: Tortured by Love | Dartmouth Alumni Magazine

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   Henry Hart ’76 | Jul - Aug 2018. Robert Frost was determined to marry his girlfriend, Elinor White, as soon as they graduated as co-valedictorians from their high school in Lawrence, Massachusetts. During the summer of 1892, he got a job at a textile mill to bolster his finances, went for long walks with Elinor in the countryside, rowed her ...

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   How many children did Elinor white and Robert Frost have?

   • The marriage produced six children, four of whom died before Robert did in 1963. Elinor, who was an inspiration to Robert, suffered bouts of depression and died in 1938 following a battle with breast cancer and heart disease. This story about Elinor White and Robert Frost was updated in 2023.

   The Valedictorians: Robert Frost and Elinor White, His Reluctant Wife

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   What are the family letters of Robert and Elinor Frost?

   • “Family Letters of Robert and Elinor Frost” begins in effect in 1917, the poet's 43rd year. It is made of some 168 letters, about 50 of them written by Mrs. Frost. Three‐quarters of its letters are addressed to their oldest daughter, Lesley, the rest to other children and grandchildren.

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   Who married Robert Frost and Elinor white?

   • A year later, on December 19, 1895, a Swedenborgian minister married Robert Frost and Elinor White in Lawrence. Henry Hart ’76 is an English professor at the College of William and Mary. He has published four books of poetry and critical books on Robert Lowell, Seamus Heaney, and Geoffrey Hill.

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   How did Robert Frost help Elinor?

   • While she was away, Robert Frost dutifully helped her family, in particular helping to look after Elinor’s sister, who was prone to panic attacks. During the summers, he spent as much time as he could courting Elinor and attempting to make love to her. He even wrote a poem about his efforts, The Subverted Flower.

   The Valedictorians: Robert Frost and Elinor White, His Reluctant Wife

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6. wydaily.com › story › 2017/03/26Heartbroken, poet Robert Frost planned suicide in local swamp ...

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   Mar 26, 2017 · What is known is that someone named Nicholas Frost had a wife and daughter kidnapped and then killed by Native Americans in 1650. One of Nicholas’s sons dedicated the rest of his life to ...

7. www.nytimes.com › 1972/12/10 › archivesA jester about sorrow, but not always - The New York Times

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   Dec 10, 1972 · Frost wrote resignedly after her death: “My, my what sorrow runs through all she wrote to you children. No wonder something of it overcasts my poetry if read aright. No matter how humorous I am ...

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9. archive.nytimes.com › specials › frost-lettersA Jester About Sorrow, But Not Always - The New York Times ...

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   "Family Letters of Robert and Elinor Frost" begins in effect in 1917, the poet's 43rd year. It is made of some 168 letters, about 50 of them written by Mrs. Frost. Three-quarters of its letters are addressed to their oldest daughter, Lesley, the rest to other children and grandchildren.

10. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10Elinor's Final Ordeal - The Life of Robert Frost - Wiley ...

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    Mar 16, 2017 · As it turned out, Elinor survived her mastectomy and spent the remainder of 1937 convalescing in Amherst. Frost never got an opportunity to have a final talk with her. By April 20, 1938, Frost had steeled himself sufficiently to join family members and close friends at Johnson Chapel to honor Elinor's legacy. Frost moved in briefly with Carol's ...