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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER VIII
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Is it true, really, that you think to exhibit in London Penini's portrait at the piano, as Sophie Eckley tells me?
I shall like to hear that you succeed in that.
I see _her_ every day almost, if not quite.

Nobody is like her.

And there are quantities of people here to choose from.

I have not taken heart and 'an evening for reception' yet, but we have had '_squeezes_' of more or less stringency.

Miss Ogle is here--and her family, of course, for she is young--the author of 'A Lost Love,' that very pretty book; and she is natural and pleasing.


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