Correspondence

6028.  RB to Mary Ann Eastwick

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 32, 300.

19. Warwick Crescent, W.

Monday. [Postmark: 9 March 1868]

Dear Mrs Eastwick, [1]

I was unable to do more than give a verbal reply to your Messenger this morning: will you let me say how happy I shall be to dine with you on the day you propose?

With all regards to Mr Eastwick

Ever yours most truly

Robert Browning.

Address: Mrs Eastwick, / 12. Leinster Terrace, / Hyde Park, / W.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Libraries Department, City of Liverpool.

1. Mary Ann Heywood Eastwick (née Davidson, formerly Cotes, 1804–78), wife of William Joseph Eastwick (1808–89); see letter 3211, note 1.

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