FlushWritten after Woolf had finished her emotionally draining work on The Waves, Flush purports to be an autobiography of Elizabeth Barrett Brownings eponymous cocker spaniel, charting the dogs early days in the countryside, his adoption by the famous poet, his subsequent life in London and his travels with his owners to Italy. While the resulting narrative is light hearted and playful on the surface, Woolf ingeniously uses the faux naif impressions of