Sopha

The tubercular Keats watched that clock during his final days at Wentworth Place, lounging on what he called a “Sopha bed,” and penning letters to his lover Fanny Brawne next door.

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She affected therefore not to remark his agitation, seated herself tranquilly upon the Sopha, assigned some trifling reason for having quitted her room unexpectedly, and conversed on various subjects with seeming confidence and ease.

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As She was falling I caught her in my arms, and placed her upon a Sopha.

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Antonia sat upon a Sopha with her back towards the door, and read attentively.

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One Evening I was lying upon my Sopha, plunged in reflections very far from agreeable: Theodore amused himself by observing from the window a Battle between two Postillions, who were quarrelling in the Inn-yard.

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She thought herself equally secure of his principles and her own, and having replaced herself upon the Sopha, She began to prattle to him with her usual ease and vivacity.

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She desired him to be seated, and immediately resumed her place upon the Sopha.

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She approached the Sopha on which her trembling Pupil was seated, took her by the hand, and prepared to lead her from the

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Sopha in a noble apartment; and my wounds being examined, they were declared to be very slight.

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She received him with less distance than before, and desired him to place himself near her upon the Sopha.

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