Supporting Documents

SD2281.  Kate Field to Eliza Riddle Field

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 26, 362 (in part).

[Florence]

[?23] [August 1859]

… I could not possibly show one [of my travel letters] to him, he [RB] is too great. But to show you what kind hearts Mr. and Mrs. Browning have, I send you two notes that they sent me yesterday with Landor’s autograph. I wrote them a few lines thanking them for a letter of Lytton’s. To Miss Blagden Mrs. Browning writes of me as “dear Miss Field.” …

Text: Lilian Whiting, Kate Field: a Record (Boston, 1899), p. 95.

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