Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning V1: Addressed to Richard Hengist Horne, with Comments on Contemporaries (1877)

Do write to me at Venice Poste Restante that I may know you are thinking of me and excusing me kindly. If you knew how uncertain and tormented we have been. I won't even ask Robert to add a line to this he is so overwhelmed with a flood of businesses; but he bids me speak to you of him as affectionately and faithfully (because affectionately) as I have reason to do.' (Excerpt)