Correspondence

3106.  EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 18, 211.

58 Welbeck Street

Wednesday– [8 September 1852] [1]

So sorry I was to miss you– It was unfortunate.

Let the day be friday then– But there surely must be some fatal influence against us from the sun-spirits or star-spirits,—and I believe with difficulty in pictures seen together with you, dear Fanny– Robert did not go.

Ever your affectionate

Ba–

Address: Miss Haworth / 45. Onslow Square / Brompton.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Fitzwilliam Museum (envelope); and Eton College Library, Michael Meredith Collection.

1. This letter is postmarked 9 September 1852, a Thursday.

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