Correspondence

1646.  EBB to Mary Russell Mitford

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 9, 42.

[London]

Tuesday. [?2] [July 1844] [1]

In the greatest hurry I send a cape which I do not altogether like, but which Wilson has brought in a hurry, just in time for post. It is a pattern cape … & you are to accept it as such, dearest Miss Mitford from me. Also, the broad lace.

The other is sent for, to the manufactory & will reach you, I hope, tomorrow.

Oh—in such haste! I am not ill.

Your attached

EBB

Address, on integral page: Miss Mitford.

Publication: EBB-MRM, II, 429 [as ?30] [July 1844]).

Manuscript: Eton College Library.

1. Dated by the gift of lace, promised “early next week” in letter 1643.

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