Correspondence

1108.1.  RB to William Sherman

Addendum to The Brownings’ Correspondence, vol. 6.

[New Cross]

Saty Mg [ca. 1843]

My dear Sherman,

I am very sorry indeed that it will be quite impossible for me to have the pleasure you propose for next Thursday. I am engaged to dine in Town, past all putting off. My mother is vexed at this circumstance having “slipt her memory” in the morning yesterday when Mrs Sherman so kindly called. Best regards to her and to you from

Yours ever faithfully,

R Browning.

I was about to write to Powell, but my Father, below, is imperative, and I can only say thro’ you, that I have been engaged a fortnight ago for to-day—but will try & call on Sunday Mg

Address, on integral page: W. Sherman Esq / 2 Leadenhall St.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Celia Smith.

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