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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER VIII
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She seems good-natured, but what a very peculiar person as to looks, and even voice and general bearing; and what a peculiar unconsciousness of peculiarity.

I do not know her much.

I go out very little in the evening, both from fear of the night air and from disinclination to stir.

Mr.Page, our neighbour downstairs, pleases me much, and you ought to know more of him in England, for his portraits are like Titian's--flesh, blood, and soul.

I never saw such portraits from a living hand.


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