Imagination and Fancy

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The Brownings' Correspondence
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          <ptr target="ukred-17394">Elizabeth Barrett to Richard Hengist Horne, 3 December 1844:

"I am grateful enough to [Leigh Hunt] [...] having, .. in addition to all former causes of 
gratitude, .. the present delight of reading his new critical work upon poetry. The most 
delightful and genial of poetical critics he is assuredly. Not that I always agree with him [goes 
on to criticise work in detail] [...] the book is, however, a beautiful book, &amp; will be a 
companion to me for the rest of my life. My brother George gave it to me, as the most 
acceptable gift in the world." </ptr>
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