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Robert suggested that _now_ he probably wanted nothing from such profane hands.
So I told him that in that case he might send me back my manuscripts.
In the more favorable case it may be still too late for this month.
The poem is 'meek as maid,' though the last thing I wrote--no touch of 'Deborah'-- '_A Musical Instrument_.' How good this 'Cornhill Magazine' is! Anthony Trollope is really superb.[86] I only just got leave from Robert to send something: he is so averse to the periodicals as mediums.... Lamoriciere's arrival produces a painful sensation among the people here; and the withdrawal of the French troops has become most unpopular. I am anxious.
If the Emperor has consented to his coming, it was pure magnanimity, and very characteristic; but the _cost of this_ should be paid by France and not Italy, we must feel besides.
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