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SD312.  Arabella Moulton-Barrett & Mary Robinson to Mary Moulton-Barrett

Published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 1, 321 (in part).

Worthing

May 6 [1819]

[In the hand of Arabella]

My dear Mama I arived at Worthing last night very sick but soon recoverd after taken my bed at the Inn, we have got a little house very near to the sea I hope you will very soon come here the sand is very nice and hard to walk on, here are green feilds too and flowers. best love to dear Papa and all my Brothers and sisters your affect Child Arabella Barrett

[In the hand of Mary Robinson]

Hond. Madam

I am happy to say Dearest Baby is Safe at Worthing. We have got a nice little Lodging near to the Sea. She is in good spirits to day but has a little Cold which she had before we left London

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Berg Collection.

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