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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER VIII
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What it does not hold is the facts; but, _en revanche_, the writer and his abettors know the secret of being invincible--which is, not to fight.

My child proposed a donkey-race yesterday, the condition being that he should ride first.

Somebody, told me once that when Miss Martineau has spoken eloquently on one side of a question, she drops her ear-trumpet to give the opportunity to her adversary.

Most controversies, to do justice to the world, are conducted on the same plan and terms.
What I do venture however to say is that it's _not_ all over in Paris because of Faraday's letter.

_Ask Lamartine._ What I hear and what the 'Literary Gazette' hears from Paris is by no means the same thing.


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