5741. RB to Unidentified Correspondent
As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 32, 75.
19 Warwick Crescent,
Upper Westbourne Terrace, W.
April 23. ’66.
Dear Sir, [1]
We are returned, and shall be happy to see you, as usual, next Friday at 5 o’clock: we fear that you will be unable to visit us to-morrow, Tuesday, in the evening,—or that would be a pleasure the more,—but we have to attend a concert from ½ p. 3: to 5: [2] should you however be at liberty, have the kindness to write, and Robert will stay at home.
Robert’s best respects accompany those of, Dear Sir,
Yours ever faithfully
Robert Browning
Publication: None traced.
Manuscript: Pierpont Morgan Library, Gordon N. Ray Bequest.
1. The recipient of this letter may have been Theodore A. Lemaître, Pen’s French tutor.
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