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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER XI
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She said one thing which I liked.

Speaking of convents, she 'considered that women must deteriorate by any separation from men.' Now that's not only true, but it is not on the surface of things as seen from her standpoint.
I had a visit a day ago from M.Carl Gruen, a Prussian, with a letter of introduction from Dall' Ongaro.

I feel a real regard and liking for Dall' Ongaro, and would welcome any friend of his.

No--my Isa.

I would prefer him as my translator to any 'young lady of twenty.' Heavens, never whisper it to the Marchesa, but I confide to you that my blood ran cold at that thought.


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