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SD1281.1.  Anne Benson Procter to Richard Monckton Milnes

Addendum to The Brownings’ Correspondence, vol. 14.

5 Calverley Terrace,

Tonbridge Wells

Sunday, Oct. 4th 1846

My dear Mr Milnes

Poets are proverbially faithless, but I had hoped you to be superior to others.– …

The Brownings are gone to Pisa for this winter. In Paris they picked up Mrs Jameson and they are all gone together. Browning between Poetry! & Prose!– I do not know how they are to live—poetry & love are good things but will not pay the Bakers bill– …

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Pierpont Morgan Library.

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