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SD2058.  Dante Gabriel Rossetti to Thomas Woolner

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 24, 255–256 (in part).

[London]

Friday, 27 March 1857

Dear Woolner,

I shall be looking you up for a jaw, when we can settle some matters. I want to introduce you to Linton the engraver who would like to know you, and has a project for an illustrated Mr. and Mrs. Browning to be done solely by ourselves and under our control. You ought to join, with portraits certainly and I think with design too. Ought you not? The affair had better not be spoken of to anyone yet, except Hunt if you should see him—indeed no one I think till Linton has spoken to Chapman & Hall.

Your

D. G. R.

I only got your note last night.

Text: Rossetti, 2, 176.

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