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SD2134.  Euphrasia Fanny Haworth to Harriet Thiébault

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 25, 343–344 (in part).

Florence Via Maggio– no 1905 Florence

Jany 25th 1858

My dear Baroness

… I see vague, but curious, accounts of a certain Baron Guldenstübbe & Sisters extraordinary mediums in Paris, who are greatly run after & surpass Mr Hume. Of the latter I have heard great wonders & most entirely authentic, during his stay here two years ago–

There is also a Moldavian Prince mentioned–

My friend Mrs Browning, the Poetess, is greatly interested in all these things—she is in heart New Church– So is also Powers the American Sculptor & several here– If you can tell me any particulars about this Guldenstübbe it would be very interesting– …

I spent last summer at Geneva where I was much interested in the Dictations by Tables—mentioned in Dr Roessinger’s “Journal de l’Ame[”] a most interesting periodical …

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Michael Meredith.

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