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ThisWeekRich: 13:14 2nd | Olentangy 5, Darby 0 Lexi White centers to Mary Robinson for another Olentangy goal.

arialigi: Some tidbits about Mary Darby Robinson * Advocate for women's education * Advocate for the poor * Spent time in debtor's prison, once with her deadbeat husband, who fooled around with prostitutes in front of her * Actress, former mistress of George IV (then Prince of Wales)

arialigi: Additionally, I aim to highlight people in history who are lesser-known, and who benefited society as a whole. Such figures include, but are not limited to Mary Darby Robinson, & Leigh Hunt ( champion of the poor) A sample of this can be found on SHE MAG

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NataniaBarron: 27 - So, a few bits of beauty before I sign off. I have a soft spot for the late 1700s, with Joshua Reynolds & Gainsborough's winsome gray-haired ladies. Reynolds - Mary Darby, Mrs Thomas Robinson 'Perdita' - The wig, the hat, the stare. We would get up to much mischief, 1782.

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rob_aldridge: January’ by Mary Darby Robinson (1795)

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NicolasGold1: Best Disney Live-Action Films: Treasure Island, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Darby O'Gill and the Little People, Pollyanna, Swiss Family Robinson, The Absent-Minded Professor, Mary Poppins, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, The Black Hole, and Tron.

U_riel_Steve: Ode to Envy by - Mary Darby Robinson

SharonLathan: Mary Darby Robinson | Sharon Lathan, Novelist.

HannahMoreSoc: Fun thread about Mary Robinson (Darby), who attended the Mores school.

SharonLathan: Mary Darby Robinson | Sharon Lathan, Novelist. The bio of famed actress Mary Darby Robinson, a woman of tremendous influence.

SharonLathan: Mary Darby Robinson | Sharon Lathan, Novelist.

SharonLathan: Mary Darby Robinson | Sharon Lathan, Novelist. A onetime mistress of the Prince of Wales (among others), Mary Darby Robinson gained fame as a renowned stage actress … and more!

DoinaBadescu: PETALS OF THOUGHTS: THE SNOWDROP - by Mary Darby Robinson

SharonLathan: Mary Darby Robinson | Sharon Lathan, Novelist. Mary Darby Robinson: A Georgian Era woman of influence in more ways than just acting.

ladyleemanila: The Mistletoe (A Christmas Tale) by Mary Darby Robinson

route4y: 'Sonnet To My Beloved Daughter' by Mary Darby Robinson (1757 - 1800)

WaddesdonManor: Mary Robinson was a celebrated actress & poet who became mistress to the Prince of Wales after he saw her perform the role of Perdita in the ‘The Winter’s Tale’ in 1779

AustenAuthors: Mary Darby Robinson: poet, actress, notorious adulteress, novelist, feminist. A woman who made an impact, for bette...

SharonLathan: Mary Darby Robinson: A Georgian Era woman of influence in more ways than just acting.

peacefulwrrior: "AH! think no more that Life's delusive joys, Can charm my thoughts from FRIENDSHIP'S dearer claim; Or wound a he...

ladyleemanila: The Mistletoe (A Christmas Tale) by Mary Darby Robinson



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