Correspondence

1556.3.  John Kenyon to EBB

Addendum to The Brownings’ Correspondence, vol. 8.

University Club

Friday [ca. March 1844]

Dear E.B.B.

I have seen Moxon who will most gladly &c—if you honour him—provided only that you shall be made aware how very uncertain the repayment of Expenses is– Milnes’s poems are in my pocket. I will bring them to you tomorrow—DV—between 12 & 1—and report to you all my palaver with Moxon–

He says—if you are ready to begin all may be done in five weeks–

But if you are to print before the winter, my dear Coz—no more idle reading! You must give up Milnes’ Palm leaves—to prepare for your own– In great hurry yours

J. Kenyon

Address: Miss E. B. Barrett.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Armstrong Browning Library.

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