SD1176.1. Anna Brownell Jameson to Ottilie von Goethe

Addendum to The Brownings’ Correspondence, vol. 6.

14 Bruton Street,

Berkeley Square, London,

June 4, [1842].

… I have taken a small cottage for my mother and my sister in a very pretty situation, and I hope in two months more to have finished all my business here in England. That is all I can now say of my plans. …

The other day I met Crabb Robinson at dinner. He enquired after you with great interest; he hopes to meet you in Germany some where this year. At the same dinner I met Wordsworth, the poet, and Rogers, Harness who was Lord Byron’s friend, Browning a poet whom I like much. The dinner was given by Kenyon the brother of your Vienna friend and one of the most excellent and delightful men I know. …

Publication: Letters of Anna Jameson to Ottilie von Goethe, ed. G.H. Needler (London, 1939), pp. 136–137.

Manuscript: Goethe- und Schiller-Archiv.

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