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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER VII
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We managed to prepare him as well as we could, and when he found she was actually gone, the passion of grief I had feared was just escaped.

He struggled with himself, the eyes full of tears, and the lips quivering, but there was not any screaming and crying such as made me cry last year on a like occasion.

He had made up his mind.
You see I can't go to you just now, whatever temptations you hold out.
Wait--oh, we must wait.

And whenever I do go to you, you will see Robert at the same time.

He will like to see _you_; and besides, he would as soon trust me to travel to Reading alone as I trust Peninni to be alone here.


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