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about the same time to his friend, George W. Greene, in Rome: ‘Most of the time am alone; smoke a good deal; wear a broad-brimmed hat, black frock coat, a black cane.’1
Of the warmth of heart which lay beneath this perhaps worldly exterior, the following letter to his youthful sister-in-law gives evidence:—
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1 Life, i. 256, 304.
Boston and New York, Hougton, Mifflin and company, 1902.
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