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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER X
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As for my poem, be so good as to see it put in, in spite of its good and true politics, which you 'Athenaeum' people (being English) will dissent from altogether.

Say so, if you please, but let me in.

'Strike, but hear me.' I have been living and dying for Italy lately.

You don't know how vivid these things are to us, which serve for conversation at London dinner parties.
Ah--dear Mr.Chorley.The bad news about poor Lady Arnould will have affected you as it did Robert a few days ago.

I do pity so our unhappy friend, Sir Joseph.


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