Correspondence

3020.  RB to Louisa Caroline Stewart-Mackenzie

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 18, 60.

Av. des Chs Elysées 138.

Saty Mg [?6 March 1852] [1]

Dear Miss Mackenzie,

Does our engagement for the Louvre hold for this morning, may I ask?—or have you a better use for this fine day? In the latter case, we can easily arrange for another time—in the former, would you have the goodness to mention the hour at which I may call?

With best regards to Mrs Mackenzie,

Pray believe me,

Yours very faithfully,

Robert Browning.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: National Library of Scotland.

1. Conjectural dating suggested by reference to letter 3022, in which RB makes similar remarks about an appointment and the weather.

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