Correspondence

635.5.  John Kenyon to EBB

Addendum to The Brownings’ Correspondence, vol. 4.

[London]

Wednesday [June 1838]

My dear Cousin

Eagles & Crosse have both been in town and I have spent the last 10 days in a whirl—now over– Yet a proof would have been a pleasure– Have you had none—? Have you been unwell—? I meant to have called today but it is a ¼ to 5—and I am still in the house & it is now too late–

In the hurry yesterday I hardly spoke to Arabella, and—proh! pudor—did not ask about you–

Forgive me–

J Kenyon

Address: Miss E. B. Barrett.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Armstrong Browning Library.

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