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SD2884.  Frances Elinor Colvile to Jane Maria Strachey

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 32, 359 (in part).

8. Rutland Gate. S.W.

March 14th [1867] [1]

Dearest Janie,

I was glad to hear when you were coming. …

We have indeed had feasts of music. Last night the Sartorises in Park Place had Joachim & Halle & Mdme Schumann. We had a sonata of Mozart I & Mdme S. one of Beethoven J. & Halle, & lovely solos. I saw Robert [Browning] but am grieved to say had little talk with him. …

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: India Office Records.

1. Year provided by postmark.

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