[The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II by Elizabeth Barrett Browning]@TWC D-Link bookThe Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II CHAPTER XI 150/329
The word Satan, remember, he conceives to represent a company of such evil spirits. Now in what spirit have I written all this? Gently, this time, I do hope.
If you knew in what an agonised state of humiliation I am sometimes, you would not suspect me of 'despising' you? Oh no, indeed. But I am much in earnest, and can't 'prophesy smooth things,' at moments of strong conviction.
Who can? Indeed, indeed, yes.
I am very anxious about what passes in Paris.
Do you know that Keller's infamous discourse was _corrected by Guizot's own hand_? Mr.Pentland (who was with the Prince of Wales) knows G.and this.
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