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SD1540.  Mary Mohl to Elizabeth J. Reid

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 17, 278 (in part).

Paris

10 January 1852

… I dine tomorrow at Mrs Clark’s, Miss Coltman that was. I have taken particularly to her there is a simplicity and inocence [sic] and goodness about her quite peculiar do you know her? I delight also in the Brownings. She poor thing can only whisper but when the cold goes she will be better. This is still a nice place to live in spite of all. Society is so easy and one may do what one pleases …

Address: Mrs Reid / 21 York Terrace / Regents Park / London.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Royal Holloway.

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