The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning 2
The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning 2
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Both were now actively engaged on their new volumes of poetry — Mr. Browning on his 'Men and Women,' Mrs. Browning on 'Aurora Leigh,' both of which were, however, still far from completion.
To Mrs. Jameson Via Bocca di Leone, Rome: December 21, 1853.
My dearest Mona Nina, — I have been longer than I thought to be in Rome without writing to you, especially when I have a letter of yours for which to thank you. My fancy was to wait till I had seen Gerardine in her own home, and then to write to yo...u, but I have called on her three times, and the three Fates have been at it each time to First Visit to Rome 147 prevent my getting in. Still, we have met fiere, and I would rather not wait any longer for whatever might be added to what I have seen and know already. . . .
Ah, dearest friend ! you have heard how our first step into Rome was a fall, not into a catacomb but a fresh grave,^ and how everything here has been slurred and blurred to us, and distorted from the grand antique associations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both were now actively engaged on their new volumes of poetry — Mr. Browning on his 'Men and Women,' Mrs. Browning on 'Aurora Leigh,' both of which were, however, still far from completion.
To Mrs. Jameson Via Bocca di Leone, Rome: December 21, 1853.
My dearest Mona Nina, — I have been longer than I thought to be in Rome without writing to you, especially when I have a letter of yours for which to thank you. My fancy was to wait till I had seen Gerardine in her own home, and then to write to yo...u, but I have called on her three times, and the three Fates have been at it each time to First Visit to Rome 147 prevent my getting in. Still, we have met fiere, and I would rather not wait any longer for whatever might be added to what I have seen and know already. . . .
Ah, dearest friend ! you have heard how our first step into Rome was a fall, not into a catacomb but a fresh grave,^ and how everything here has been slurred and blurred to us, and distorted from the grand antique associations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning Elizabeth Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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