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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER IX
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Then from others he had sleeve-studs, a silver pencil-case, books, &c.

According to his own magniloquent phrase, he was '_exceptionally_ happy.' He has taken to long words; I heard him talking of '_evidences_' the other day.

Poor little Pen! it's the more funny that he has by no means yet left off certain of his babyisms of articulation, and the combined effects are curious.

You asked of Ferdinando.[52] Peni's attachment for Ferdinando is undiminished.

Ferdinando can't be found fault with, even in gentleness, without a burst of tears on Peni's part.


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