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WHITMAN, Sarah Helen (Power), an American poetess, born in Providence, R. I., in 1803. She married in 1828 John Winslow Whitman, a lawyer of Boston, since whose death in 1833 she has resided in Providence. She has published Hours of Life, and other Poems (1853); Edgar Poe and his Critics (1860); and with her sister, Anna Marsh Power, two fairy ballads, Cinderella and The Sleeping Beauty (revised ed., 1867-'8).

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