for a play of that kind. It was a "succes d'estime" and something more, which is surprising perhaps...
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the winter of 1854-5. In all probability Mr. and Mrs. Browning remained in, or as near as possible ...
which implied that the little boy was not of normal size. But the fact is still more unanswerable t...
`Browning entered. In the middle room, full of all kinds of curious objects of "vertu", stood a han...
among the first spontaneous appreciators of Mr. Browning's genius; and his admiration was, in its o...
have gone off: Mr. M. hardly knows whether he shall ever venture again, &c. &c., and in sho...
ungrudging admission of the unequivocal power, as well as brilliant promise, which he recognized in...
`Did you see a little notice of you I wrote in the `Examiner'?' The two names will now be constantl...
of the more lucrative and not necessarily less noble form of composition, might ultimately in some ...
or at least don't bid ME of all others say what he is to have. The `Master' is somebody you don't k...
By the way, you speak of `Pippa' -- could we not make some arrangement about it? The lyrics WANT yo...
at present -- or two years hence perhaps. The `mere amateurs' are no high game. Macready received ...
== Looking back on the first appearance of his tragedy through the widening perspectives of nearly...
== New Cross, Hatcham, Surrey: Tuesday morning. Dear Miss Flower, -- I am sorry for what must grie...
out of his reach. When Maria arrived in town, she drove to the hotel already fixed on. But she cou...