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“All you gain by travel is the discovery that you have gained nothing, and have done rightly in trusting to your innate ideas—or not rightly in distrusting them, as the case may be.”

Suggesting that travel tests and clarifies what the imagination already possesses · Letter to Elizabeth Barrett, 16 April 1845

About Robert Browning

Robert Browning

7 May 1812–12 December 1889

Robert Browning was born on 7 May 1812 at Southampton Cottage, Camberwell, then a semi-rural district south of London, and died on 12 December 1889 in Venice. Few English poets have combined such audacity of intellect, dramatic energy, moral curiosity, and technical resourcefulness. During his lifetime he moved from…

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