Excerpt from The Poetical Works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, From 1826 to 1844: Edited, With a Memoir
Those who would gain an intimate knowledge of Miss Barrett's early life must study her works: they are filled with vivid glimpses of her happy but imaginative girlhood, Many are the autobiographical allusions to her home at Hope End made in The Lost Bower and other of her poems The beauties of the country of her childhood made a lasting impression upon her mind and were Often the theme of her later life, for.
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