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SD1650.  Joseph Milsand to William Henry Darley

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 19, 366 (in part).

[Dijon]

29 April 1853

My dear Darley

In spite of my fortnight of silence, I will not make excuses, since you know me too well, me and my failings. …

I do not know whether you remember a particular recommendation. It was in the course of this month that Browning’s play was to have been performed in London; and if it has already made its appearance or if it will do so soon, I will be obliged if you will let me know its fate, of which the Athenaeum cannot fail to give an account. …

Address: Monsieur / W. H. Darley / Rue du Faubourg St Honoré No 157.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Armstrong Browning Library, Joseph Milsand Archive.

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