Correspondence

6002.  RB to William Cornwallis Cartwright

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 32, 284.

[London]

[ca. January 1868] [1]

Dear Cartwright,

Pen will be very glad to see you at 77. George St [2]

Sarianna called yesterday, and saw Mrs Cartwright,—not Wanda who had a headache.

In all haste, but affectionately

Yours ever

RB

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Northamptonshire Record Office.

1. Approximate date based on the stationery, which bears an 1867 watermark, and Cartwright’s presence in London from mid-November 1867. He and his family first stayed at the Coburg Hotel (see letter 5981), later moving to 23 Bruton Street.

2. Probably the 77 George Street in Oxford, though possibly the London address near Portman Square, Marylebone.

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