Correspondence

5176.  Thomas Woolner to RB

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 30, 200–201.

Oxford

Feb: 7 ’63

My dear Mr Browning

Patmore has promised to come to me next Friday evening and it would give him and me extreme delight if you are disengaged and could come; or should you not be able then and would name any other time I have no doubt that it would suit equally well. I do not know if you could stand a plain chop, but if so it would give us longer pleasure—if you joined us at Six o’clock.

I have just run down here to spend Sunday in Oxford—

Most truly your’s

Thos. Woolner

29 Welbeck St. W.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Princeton University.

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