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1 Shakespeare’s Sister By Virginia Woolf

2 After Reading Questions
In her essay, Woolf says of women, “Anonymity runs in their blood.” According to Woolf, why do women shy away from the limelight? What do you think of the reasons she gives for women’s seeking anonymity? How would you describe the tone of this essay? Is it conversational? Angry? Perplexed? Ironic? What purpose does this tone serve? Provide textual support for your response. What is the central theme of this essay? Do you share this belief?

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