n.ui^ le Dcvon au Sud de TÂngleterre

2. Vuir The Letlers of E. B. Browning^ edited wilh biographical additions.

:l Voit, par exemple, la lettre, déjà citée, à Miss Commeline (Oct. 1832), et ctïliif jtlirase d'une lettre à Mrs. Martin (Sept. 1832) : - I always thought that the sea ^^.^^ llie sublimest object in nature... there, the Almighty's form glasses it*f Ef in tiimpests — and not only in tempests, — but in calm, — in space, in rtiTï"'*] iMOtion, in eternal regularity, etc.

4. Mi-i Mitford dit, dans ses RecoUeciions of a Literary Life : - Her letters bïjing jii^t what letters ought lo be — her own talk put upon paper », en parlant (.U*hi lettres de E. B. Browning.