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SD416.  Mary Trepsack to Charles John Moulton-Barrett

Published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 1, 331 (in part).

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[ca. 1822]

I sent you my dear Stormy a few small jars of preserves for yourself & the other young fry, the pines are to ornament Henrietta’s Table when she gives a dinner at her cottage. This other parcels you are to present to each individual as directed with your best bow.

Granny sends you her very best loves & is happy to know that you continue a good steady Boy & she thanks you for the kind care you have taken of the little Tree, for which she has sent you a little purse with a half Sovereign—she also sent you by the first parcel some blue stockings.

Granny unites with me in Love to you all—

Ever my dear Stormy Your affectionate Tippy

Address, on integral page: Stormy.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Berg Collection.

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