SD1856. Jane Welsh Carlyle to Thomas Carlyle

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 21, 382.

[London]

Wednesday [12 Sept. 1855]

Such a row of bells as we got near London! …

I walked home; by Lincoln’s Inn, and got Brownings address from Forster, who opened the door himself. …

Brownings’ address. / 13 Dorset Street / Baker Street. The quickest and most certain way of arranging a meeting will be for me to go and see him, and send you the result in a postscript to this note—

Dorset Street

Mr Browning engaged on Saturd[ay] will come Mrs B thinks to tea on Sunday—will send word to you at Addiscombe if he cant

Publication: Carlyle, 30, 64–65.

Manuscript: National Library of Scotland.

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