Correspondence

4871.  RB to William Wetmore Story

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 29, 70.

[Rome]

[mid-April] [1861] [1]

Dear Story,

On getting home, I find myself obliged to go out again, and much fear that I shall hardly be able to return by three-oclock: the sight of the Sybil must therefore be reserved for another day—the sooner the better. I shall venture to try if you are at home this evening.

Ever yours affly

RB

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: McGill University.

1. Dating based on EBB’s frequent references to Story’s having finished “The Libyan Sybil” in mid- to late April 1861 (see, for example, letters 4876, 4878, and 4887).

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