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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER VIII
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I shall be very thankful to have better news of you; to hear of your being out of that room and loosened into some happy condition of liberty.

It seems unnatural to think of you in one room.

_That_ seems fitter for _me_, doesn't it?
And the rooms in England are so low and small, that they put double bars on one's captivity.

May God bring you out with the chestnut trees and elms! It's very sad meanwhile.
Comfort yourself, dear friend! Admire Louis Napoleon.

He's an extraordinary man beyond all doubt; and that he has achieved great good for France, _I_ do not in the least doubt.


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