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      <value>This is a letter written from Rome, Italy. Barrett Browning mentions Theodore Parker who was very ill and to pass away on the day of the letter. She discusses Story&#x2019;s bust of Parker and reminisces on her meetings with Parker and his feelings on spiritualism. She sends Blagden her poem for which Blagden&#x2019;s letter &#x2018;supplied the Lucifer match&#x2019; (referred to in GBR/280/MS.1.R-1917/5/130). She has not given a copy to anyone else for she has sent them straight to &#x2018;New York, to be printed in the first place in the Independent &amp; then to subside into the next edition of &#x2018;Poems before Congress&#x2019;. She mentions Sophia Eckley and her book. Of Eckley, she says &#x2018;She sticks, dear, like treacle,&#x2014;or dissolved lollipop&#x2013; Once I praised the sweetness&#x2014;now I feel very sick at the adhesiveness.&#x2019; She and Robert Browning are promised &#x2018;the earliest copy&#x2019; of Eckley&#x2019;s book and asked to speak &#x2018;in favour&#x2019; of the book to their friends. Barrett Browning says she would not even do this for Blagden without first reading her book. She gets &#x2018;a little ease&#x2019; hearing the Eckleys will go to Lucca whereas the Brownings will go to Siena. She complains about the publisher Chapman and makes vague comments on Lytton&#x2019;s book (Lucile) but she has not read it yet. She makes further comments on Italian political situation.

This letter has been transcribed in 'The Brownings' Correspondence', vol. 27, pp. 314&#x2013;319 (Kansas: Wedgestone Press, 2020). It is transcribed online via The Brownings' Correspondence project, numbered 4664.</value>
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