Correspondence

3065.  EBB to Dinah Mulock

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 18, 170.

58 Welbeck street– Cavendish square.

Friday morning. [16 July 1852] [1]

My dear Miss Mulock,

We have been in England a little more than a week, & I would have written before to tell you of it, if I had not heard that you were out of London. Will you come to see me? Can you & will you come, for instance tomorrow, .. on saturday evening about eight or earlier, to find us alone & have tea with us?

Affectionately yours

Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Publication: None traced.

Source: Transcript in editors’ file.

1. The Brownings arrived in London on 6 July 1852. The Friday “a little more than a week” later was 16 July.

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