Flush

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The narrative centers on a young red cocker spaniel named Flush, who becomes the pet of the poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning. As Flush adjusts from a vibrant rural life to a confined urban existence due to his mistress's ill health, the story explores themes of friendship and freedom through an anthropomorphic lens. Woolf's innovative approach offers a unique dog's perspective on human nature and societal quirks, marking a significant departure from traditional biography.