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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER XI
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Where is a clean man?
But for the rest, he has done and spoken worthily--and what is better, we have reason to believe here that the Emperor sympathises with him wholly.

Odo Russell knows the Prince--says that he is 'petillant d'esprit' and has great weight with the Emperor.
[_The remainder of this letter is missing_] * * * * * _To Mrs.Martin_ [Rome,] 126 Via Felice: [April 1861].
[My] very dear friends, how am I to thank [you] both?
I receive the photograph with a heart running over.

It is perfect.

Never could a likeness be more satisfactory.

It is himself.


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