SD1344. Joseph Arnould to Alfred Domett
As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 15, 361.
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Feb. 26. 1848.
Browning and his wife are still at Florence and stay there till the summer: he is bringing out another edition of his poems (except Sordello): Chapman & Hall being his publishers; Moxon having declined: he writes always most affectionately and never forgets kind enquiries about and kind messages to you.
Publication: RB-AD, p. 142.
Source: Transcript at British Library.
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