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SD2314.  Edward Lear to Emelyn Story

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 27, 339.

9.4to V. Condotti. [Rome]

[ca. 1860]

Dear Mrs Story,

I shall be most glad to see your friends & yourself. But, although you kindly renounce the front seat, there shall be no lack of chairs. Mr & Mrs Browning I shall naturally be greatly pleased to shew my drawgs to.

Only—please come by 12—not later—chiefly because several others knowing it is my day for being at home, may also come,—& if they are the earliest, I cannot, you know, expel them from the front seats.

Believe me,

Yours very truly,

Edward Lear

Publication: None traced.

Source: Transcript in editors’ file.

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