Correspondence

5006.  RB to James Miller

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 30, 18.

[London]

[Postmark: 10 January 1862]

Mr Browning wrote yesterday to Mr Tilton: [1] he will fulfil all Mr Miller’s requirements to the letter– He will send the portions duly till all the book is transmitted, & delay publication in Engd for 30 [days]. after dispatching the last instalment.

Address: Mr James Miller, / Successor to C.S. Francis & Co. / Box 1792. P.O. / New York City / U.S. America.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Manuscripts Division, New York Public Library.

1. See letter 5005. This note is written on the throat of the envelope that contained the initial installment of proofsheets of EBB’s Last Poems (see letter 5009).

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