SD2799. Seymour Stocker Kirkup to Algernon Charles Swinburne
As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 32, 343 (in part).
Florence, 2 Ponte Vecchio,
November 30th 1865.
My dear Swinburne—
How do your plans succeed with respect to poor Blake and Landor?
Shortly after I last wrote to you, Mr. Browning sent for those papers I mentioned to you, and which I had promised him for his friend Forster, who is writing the life of Landor. If you know either Browning or Forster they will show you these papers with pleasure, and you may use my name. …
Text: Edmund Gosse, “Swinburne and Kirkup,” The London Mercury (November 1920, p. 161).
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