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The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II

CHAPTER IX
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It would be amusing in some ways; but we are tired.

Also Robert's sister is staying with us.
Also, we shall see you in Paris on the way to Pau next November, shall we not?
Write and tell me that we shall, and that you are not disgusted with me meanwhile.
Do you know our news?
Alfred is just married at the Paris Embassy to Lizzie Barrett....

Of course, he makes the third exile from Wimpole Street, the course of true love running remarkably rough in our house.
For the rest, there have been no _scenes_, I thank God, for dearest Arabel's sake.

He had written to my father nine or ten days before the ceremony, received no answer, and followed up the silence rather briskly by another letter to announce his marriage....

I am going to write to him at Marseilles.
You cannot imagine to yourself the unsatisfactory and disheartening turmoil in which we are at present.


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