Correspondence

4321.  RB to Edward Chapman

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 26, 34.

Rome, 43. Bocca di Leone,

Jan. 15. ’59.

Dear Chapman,

I sent yesterday the last two books,—the whole remainder of “Aurora Leigh”—you will get it, as before, by applying to Mr. F. B. Alston, [1] Foreign Office.

I hope you received the first part safely, dispatched a fortnight ago. I see you have received my first note, [2] by the due arrival of the Athenæum: please certify the safe reception of the packet.

Ever yours faithfully

Robert Browning.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Armstrong Browning Library.

1. Francis Beilby Alston (1820–1905), chief clerk to the Foreign Office (1866–90).

2. Letter 4269.

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