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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER XI
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Of course, he had invited the officers to 'come in and see mama,' only they were too discreet for this.
Pantaleone is exiled--ordered to go in eight days, three of which are passed.

He is still in hopes of gaining more time, but the Pope is said to be resolutely set against him.

I am very sorry, not surprised.

He told Robert yesterday, that nothing can be surer than that Napoleon has been throughout a true friend to Italy.

Which is a good deal for a man to admit who began with all the irritation against Napoleon of a Roman of 1849.


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