Correspondence

1334.  Charles Dickens to RB

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 7, 254.

Devonshire Terrace

Twenty Fourth July 1843.

My Dear Browning.

Forster did not know that I was going out tomorrow morning to sit (oh woe is me!) to Miss Gillies. Will you tell your German friend [1] that I will make a point of being at home on Wednesday at one, and that I shall be happy to see him?

Always Faithfully Yours

Charles Dickens

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Boston University.

1. Mr. Mautner of Vienna, the subject of letter 1332.

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