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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER VIII
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You never saw a child so changed in point of shyness.

He will go anywhere with anybody, and talk, and want none of us to back him.

Wilson is only instructed not to come till it is 'velly late' to fetch him away.

He talks to Fanny Kemble, who 'dashes' most people.

'I not aflaid of nossing,' says he, in his eloquent English.


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