Correspondence

3091.  EBB to Dinah Mulock

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 18, 195.

58 Welbeck street

Sunday evening. [15 August 1852] [1]

My dear Miss Mulock,

So vexed I am at having been prevented going to call on you! I am afraid of asking whether you have thought very ill of me for this omission.

Prove at least that you pardon me, by coming here tomorrow evening .. monday. There is no party .. & when I say “evening”, I mean eight oclock or earlier– Can you come? Will you?

Your affectionate

Elizabeth B Browning.

Address: Miss Mulock / 18. Camden Street. North.

Publication: None traced.

Sourse: Transcript in editors’ file.

1. This letter is postmarked 16 August 1852, a Monday.

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