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who is the dark lady in Shakespeare's sonnets?

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Answered by Anonymous

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mistress Mary Fitton

Based upon the recurring theme in the early sonnets of two men vying for a lady's affection, often assumed to be Shakespeare and William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke, Herbert's mistress Mary Fitton has accordingly been proposed as the "Dark Lady".

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mistress Mary Fitton

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who is the dark lady in Shakespeare's sonnets?