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SD1177.  John Kenyon to Henry Crabb Robinson

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 6, 368 (in part).

Ferry House—Windermere

July 10. 1842

… On our way back I called at Rydal Mount to ask for some cuttings out of their garden for Miss Barrett as well as to see them– Wordsworth was not well, and then he is deprest– William & a young lady and Miss Fenwick were there. The next day I called again for said cuttings desirous also to show Miss B– the grounds– We found them in a bustle. …

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Dr. Williams’s Library.

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