1664.3. John Kenyon to EBB
Addendum to The Brownings’ Correspondence, vol. 9.
[London]
Thursday [ca. August 1844]
Very dear Cousin
I have read—and shall read again—before I see you—and very much like your eloquent preface– Eloquent as truth and earnestness always are, even when they have not the words of E.B.B. for their fit exponent– I will call today as soon after two as I can.
In the mean time I will make my own enquiries about the American Mail for I must write by this post.
Always thine truly
JK
There are a few phrases in the preface about which I want to ask you—
Address, on integral page: Miss Barrett.
Publication: None traced.
Manuscript: Armstrong Browning Library.
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