4287. EBB to Sophia Eckley
As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 25, 297.
[Rome]
[?December 1858] [1]
Thank you dearest kindest Sophie– I will try tomorrow morning if I should have the least little attack—only I dont think it will be necessary—and certainly I shall give it to you to take away when you come—because, you see, dear dear, my own medecine is what suits me, & the evil is constitutional with me & comes & goes.
Yes, I had a messenger from Mrs Story, & she is to drop him at our door– I suppose Peni wished to stay. I concluded that.
Let me see you tomorrow in any case—& love me tonight meanwhile–
Your’s in truest love
Ba
Publication: None traced.
Manuscript: Berg Collection.
1. Conjectural date based on this letter’s placement in Mrs. Eckley’s album of EBB’s letters.
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