Correspondence

5016.  Walter Savage Landor to RB

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 30, 29–30.

[Florence]

Feb. 2 [1862] [1]

Dear Browning,

It is with great satisfaction that I hear of your amiable boy’s recovery. Sandford has paid 10£– 5s for expenses of walling-in my grave. Surely my son Arnold will not hesitate to refund this trifle, giving you an order for it. I beg of you to write to him on the subject. He knows that it is the only favour he ever can confer on his infirm and wretched father. I feel so ill that I can only add I am your ever obliged and affectionate

W. Landor

Address: Angleterre / Robert Browning Esq / 1. Chichester Road / Upper Westbourne Terrace / London.

Publication: BBIS-5, pp. 46–47.

Manuscript: Armstrong Browning Library.

1. Year provided by postmark.

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