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SD2018.  Emily Tennyson to Thomas Woolner

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 23, 261 (in part).

Farringford,

16 December 1856

Dear Mr. Woolner,

I know how much you care for the Brownings so I am going to tell you the good news we heard from Sir John Simeon yesterday, that Mr. Kenyon has left them a good deal of money. If this brings them to live sometimes in the Isle of Wight will it not be delightful! Many a happy meeting may you have with them at Farringford. …

Publication: The Letters of Emily Lady Tennyson, ed. James O. Hoge (University Park, Penn., 1974), p. 107.

Manuscript: Tennyson Research Centre.

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