Correspondence

1760.  Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 9, 229.

London

No[v] 15th 1844.

I enclose you the precious document—a leaf from the real Koran [1] —I bring it myself for fear of Earth quakes—& will send for it to-morrow–

Place it under lock & key[,] take care of dear little Blush [2]

Yours ever

B R Haydon

I sent Mary Russell—the Lectures to day’s train with all the Greek—right—I am humbly sure for I shall lose the little Classical repute I had imposed on the World.

Miss B Barrett

Address, on integral page: Miss B. Barrett / 50. Wimpole / St

Publication: EBB-BRH, p. 181.

Manuscript: Wellesley College.

1. See letter 1757.

2. Sic, for Flush.

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