Correspondence

1616.  Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 8, 320.

London

May 29 1844

My dearest Friend /

How we have separated, no notes, enquiries, or interchange[.] I fear you are ill, I have been working hard, & lecturing & am now—“On Satan in likeness of an Angel enquiring the way to the Earth of Uriel disturbed from Meditation[.”] [1]

Do let me hear of your Poem & of you

& Believe me

Still yours

ever

B R Haydon

Miss B Barrett

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

Publication: EBB-BRH, p. 176.

Manuscript: University of Vermont.

1. See the following letter.

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