Elizabeth Ballet as Brownin.

Browning was born on March 6, 1806, was 15 years old, wounded by a horse crash, had a long sleeping illness, read books and wrote poetry. In 1838, she became famous for her poem collection Angels and Other Poems. Her representations include Children's Cry (1844), a social poem; Portugal's Fourteen Lines (1850) was donated to her husband, poet Robert Browning, and was recognized as the greatest English poem of the mid-19th century; Guede's Apartment's Window (1851) and Aurora Lee (1857) etc. Her poem collection was published after her death in 1861.