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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER X
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The Eckleys have settled in Florence till next year.

The Perkinses also.

Isa Blagden is at her villa, which, if she lets, she may pay Miss Cushman a visit in Rome towards the spring, but scarcely earlier.
After the dreary track of physical discomfort was passed, I enjoyed Siena much, and so did Robert, and the next time we have to spend a summer in Tuscany we shall certainly turn our faces that way.

When able to drive, I drove about with Robert and enjoyed the lovely country; and once, on the last day, I ventured into the gallery and saw the divine Eve of Sodoma for the second time.

But I never entered the cathedral--think of that! There were steps to be mounted.


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