Correspondence

1440.  Richard Hengist Horne to EBB

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 8, 56.

[London]

[23 November 1843] [1]

Dear E.B.B–

You are, I know, an excellently impatient person. I like that sometimes—it argues an interest in a thing. Therefore I tell you that I signed an agreement with the publishers to complete this work (2 vols of 320 pages each) by the 14th of December. But I made them add “if possible.” [2]

Address: Miss E. B. Barrett / 50 Wimpole St / Cavendish Sqre.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Pierpont Morgan Library.

1. Dated by the stamp of the receiving office serving Wimpole Street: 10 forenoon 24 November 1843.

2. This message is written in the throat of an envelope.

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