Correspondence

1627.  EBB to Edward Moxon

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 9, 15.

50 Wimpole Street

Thursday morning [13 June 1844] [1]

My dear Sir,

I believe I have to thank you for a very kind & appreciated attention in the gift of Mr Patmore’s poems. [2] Allow me .. in that case .. to thank you for them cordially. I shall be able to do so, I am sure, with a fuller understanding of the pleasure thus provided to me,—but Miss Mitford being with me yesterday I suffered her to take away the book for a day or two—following the example (in some inferior degree) of your generosity.

I remain dear Sir

very truly yours

Elizabeth B Barrett

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Yale University.

1. The only Thursday during Miss Mitford’s London visit was 13 June.

2. Poems (1844). This copy formed lot 970 of Browning Collections and is now at Dartmouth College (see Reconstruction, A1823).

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