SD1921. William Henry Darley to Joseph Milsand
As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 22, 271 (in part).
[Paris]
[ca. 20 April 1856]
… The conduct of Mr Buloz is completely incomprehensible– Curse him, he is more than rough and addle-pated—he appears to me unscrupulous and indelicate in his proceedings. I believe when a man makes a trade of literature he becomes gutted of every better feeling. If he has not lost self-respect altogether, nothing but the burning of his press could excuse him. …
ever truly Yours
W. H. Darley
Publication: None traced.
Manuscript: Armstrong Browning Library, Joseph Milsand Archive.
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