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SD2296.  Odo Russell to Lady William Russell

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 27, 335.

[nr. Rome]

25 Oct 59

The Duke and Duchess de Gramont are so hospitable that they will not hear of my leaving them until they go to town themselves,—but I must go back tomorrow. …

Cartwright has taken no. 63 Corso … where you seemed to have enjoyed a pleasant dinner with Motley and Browning. I was not there if you remember. Browning and his wife are soon to be here which I rejoice at for he is a charming man and the Stories are daily expected at the Pal. Barberini. …

Publication: None traced.

Source: Transcript at Public Record Office.

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