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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER XI
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To think of writing only the other day to an Austrian Court: '_All we can do for you_ is to use our strongest influence with France that she should not help Italy against you in Venetia.

And in our opinion you will always be strong enough to baffle Italy.

Italy can't fight you alone.' The words I am not sure of, but the idea is a transcript.

And the threats uttered through Lord Cowley were worse--morally hideous, I think.
Napoleon's position in France is hard enough of itself.

Forty thousand priests, with bishops of the colour of Mon.


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