Correspondence

1320.  Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 7, 237.

London

July 11– 1843

My dearest Friend

What is become of you?–

What have you heard of the Cartoons?– Am I cut up?– When am I to be presented in form? Not till you come into the drawing room.

My daughter says this day is horrible[.] Winter was not worse– Will you write me you have received a chest of Private papers to be delivered at my order–

Have you heard from Mary Mitford– Do let me hear of you–

Ever yours faithfully

B R Haydon

Miss B. Barrett

Address: Miss B. Barrett / 50. Wimpole St.

Publication: EBB-BRH, p. 123.

Manuscript: University of Vermont.

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