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SD1553.  Louisa Caroline Stewart-Mackenzie to Jane Stirling

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 18, 359 (in part).

[Paris]

[early March 1852]

Will you go to the Louvre with me for an hour or 2 this afternoon, Darling?—pray do, if you can– Would you like to be alone, or have some one? if the latter, & you ask Mr Browning, I know he will gladly go with us—but I leave it to you to decide abt whether we shd be 2, or 3– I wish you would send me the answer by Dickie, & I will call for you at the time you like—pray come—& believe me ever all that love can make me.

Address, on integral page: Miss Stirling / 3 Rue Fortunée.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: National Library of Scotland.

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