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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER IX
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Such cold has not been known here for years, and it has extended throughout the south, it seems, to Rome and Naples, where people are snowed and frozen up.

So strange.

The Arno, for the first time since '47, has had a slice or two of ice on it.

Robert has suffered from the prevailing malady, which did not however, through the precautions we took, touch his throat or chest, amounting only to a bad cold in the head.

Peni was afflicted in the same way but in a much slighter degree, and both are now quite well.


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