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Letter
from Ellen Heaton to Robert Browning, dated 18 March (1868?),
noting her wish to leave Talfourd's portrait of Elizabeth Barrett
Browning to the National Portrait Gallery. |
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of the head
in chalk, - for which she so kindly consented to sit, when you
both were in Rome in 1859 - to Mr. F. Talfourd - I am glad to
know that you approve of this destination for it.
If we had time, when I saw you, I should have liked to ask if
you knew of any very superior Lecturer on Art - who might be
engaged to give Lectures here, on the pictures in the Leeds Exhibition,
this summer. It is thought such |
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