Correspondence

1163.7.  John Kenyon to EBB

Addendum to The Brownings’ Correspondence, vol. 6.

[London]

[March 1843]

You are all right about the Venus—most reasonably and rightfully indocile– You are in fact an insolent thinker & talker with the pen in your hand—only timid when you talk with the tongue. I send you some verses not worth very much tho I had to pay four shillings for them by post– I will come & gossip very soon.

J. Kenyon

[Continued in unidentified hand]

Very—sadly true—yet not all the sad truth.

[illegible initials]

Address, on integral page: Miss Barrett.

Docket, by EBB: My character by an / eye witness. / EBB. / March– 1843– / Saturday.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Armstrong Browning Library.

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