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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER X
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Now I feel quite as free and well as usual about the chest, and 'buoyant' as to general spirits.

Affairs in Italy seem going well, and Napoleon does not forget us, whatever his townsfolk of a certain class may do.

The French newspapers remember us well, I am happy to see, also.

But, my dear Fanny, who am I to give letters to Garibaldi?
I don't know him, nor does he know _me_.

Have you acquaintance with Madame Swartz?
_She_ could help Mr.Spicer.But she has just gone to Rome.


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