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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER IX
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And it has vexed Austria to the last degree, I am happy to say.

It was not allowed to be read here, by the Italian public, I mean.
Our plans are perfectly undefined, but we do hope to escape England....
Robert talks of Egypt for the winter.

I don't know what may happen; and in the meantime would rather not be pulled and pulled by kind people in England, who want me or fancy they do.

You know everybody is as free as I am now, and freer; and if they do want me, and it isn't fancy--never mind! We may see you perhaps, in Paris, after all, this summer....
Now let me tell you.

Hume, my _protege_ prophet, is in Italy.


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