伊丽莎白?芭蕾特致罗伯特?勃朗宁（2）

    for the rest you draet rid of people iven them too much pleasure— that is a fact, and oing to say—after a little natural hesitation—is, that if ever you emerge  you  obligation on me, and on h that i might not be altogether obedient to yours. but h respect for your poeneral observation of yours on  the better for it hereafter in some eneral observation—and i do not ask even for that, so as to tease you—but in the humble lo in o a begging!

    the most frequent general criticism i receive, is, i think, upon the style,—“if i e my style!” but that is an objection (isn't it?) to the  your acquaintance? and can it be true that you look back upon the lost opportunity ret? but—you knoht have caught cold, or been tired to death, and  them. it is not my interest, hohts in your head about its being “all for the best”; and i ,  round to the outain. and in the meantime i have learnt to knoh, i think, to understand that i must be grateful to him.

    i am  too much,—and not  that i am  too much, i  more. i hest： and i ed and faithful

    elizabeth b. barrett</p>

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