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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER VIII
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Nobody as near to me as Mr.Page, whom we often see, I am happy to say, and who has just presented the world (only _that_ is generally said of the lady) with a _son_, and is on the point of presenting said world with a Venus.
_Will_ you come to see?
I wonder....
I want you here to see a portrait taken of me in chalks by Miss Fox.

I said 'No' to her in London, which was my sole reason for saying 'Yes' to her in Rome, when she asked me for a patient--or victim.

She draws well, and has been very successful with the hair at least.

For the likeness you shall judge for yourself.

She comes here for an hour in the morning to execute me, and I'm as well as can be expected under it....
May God bless you, dearest Fanny.


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