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SD2107.  Bryan Waller Procter to John Forster

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 24, 266 (in part).

10 Calverly Park

Tunbridge Wells

11 Sept. 1857.

My dear Forster

I think that it is intended that the County (& not each particular Borough in it) should absorb all such Casual Pauper Lunatics as may be found within its limits. …

Have you heard anything of the Brownings lately? I wrote months ago to each of them, after poor Kenyon’s death. No answer. Is it possible that they can be dissatisfied with my being one of the eighty Legatees? Hardly I think.

Yours ever,

B.W. Procter

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Victoria and Albert Museum.

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