[The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II by Elizabeth Barrett Browning]@TWC D-Link bookThe Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II CHAPTER X 6/138
The pamphlet which proceeds from him is magnificent.
I said it long ago--to Jessie White I said it, 'You would destroy,' said I, 'the only man who has it in his heart and head to do anything for Italy.' Most happily Robert's and my protestation went to America in time; just before the present contingency.
Yes, Jessie should not have permitted our names to be used so.
Being passive even was a fault--yes, and more than a fault.
Robert is in great spirits and very well indeed.... Ever your most affectionate, BA. * * * * * _To Miss I.Blagden_ [Rome]: 43 Bocca di Leone: March 27, [1859]. My ever dearest Isa,--You don't write, not you! I wrote last, remember, and though you may not have liked all the politics of the same, you might have responded to some of the love, you naughty Isa; so I think I shall get up a 'cause celebre' for myself (it shall be my turn now), and I shall prove (or try) that nobody has loved me (or can) up to this date of the 26th of March, 1859.
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