Correspondence

3566.  EBB & RB to Joseph Milsand

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 21, 189.

[In RB’s hand] [Paris]

Thursday Mg [Postmark: 28 June 1855]

Dear Milsand.

We believe we ought to go to the Corkrans to-night: can you give us another evening?

I shall please you by sharing our good news with you—our boxes are found and on their way to us—as we learn by a letter this morning.

I have a notion I shall be able to turn the flank of the difficulty about the children. [1]

Ever yours

R Browning.

[Continued by EBB]

Dear M. Milsand,

Do come to us tomorrow evening instead. We cant bear to miss you.

EBB.

Address, in RB’s hand: M. Milsand. / 9. Rue Servandoni. / En Ville.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Armstrong Browning Library, Joseph Milsand Archive.

1. See the third paragraph of the preceding letter.

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