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SD1853.  Bryan Waller Procter to John Forster

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 21, 382 (in part).

32 Weymouth Street

Saturday September 1, 1855

My dear Forster

I am in town for one day. I dine at home tomorrow at six precisely—will you come? I write a note to Browning to the same effect,—to no one else. All my family are out of town except Edith and Agnes, who will not interfere materially with the fish, lamb, and pigeon pie which form the dinner.

Yours ever

B.W. Procter

Publication: Richard Willard Armour, Barry Cornwall, a Biography of Bryan Waller Procter (Boston, 1935), p. 237.

Manuscript: Victoria and Albert Museum.

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