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SD421.  Samuel Moulton-Barrett (brother) to Henrietta Moulton-Barrett

Published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 1, 332 (in part).

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March X. [sic, for 4] 1822. [1]

My dearest Henrietta

As your birthday is come I must write to you[.] I hope that you will have a very happy party in the cottage[.] I suppose that Stormy will be your butler and Ge<orge> your footman. Ba said that she would have a ball on her birthday. I sup<pose you> will have one. I shall write to her I <know> what fun you will have on your birthday. I wish I was with you to join and play with you. I will be at Hope-End on Mama’s birthday. Bro has got a littel [sic] cold so that he did not get up very early, he had a nice cup of caster oil. I hope that you will excuse me writing such a short letter, but I must wish you best love to all. Good bye your affectionate Sam.

Address, on integral page: To / Dearest Henrietta.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Armstrong Browning Library, Altham Archive.

1. Day provided by reference to Henrietta’s birthday.

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