Supporting Documents

SD551.  Mr. Morgan to Mary Moulton-Barrett

Published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 1, 339 (in part).

Woodford

26 April [ca. 1826]

Mr Morgan presents his compts to Mrs Barrett the pills which Mrs B has taken may generally be taken at a particular period, with safety & advantage.

The particular medicine has been raised according to the degree of pain—or supposed pain—but the formulae of each was to the same purport. Mr M has written on the other side the two formulae generally used by him for Mrs Barrett.

Mr M is exceedingly happy to have had so very good an account of Mrs Barrett, as to hope her health continues to improve.

[Here follow two formulae for Gum Camphor.]

Address, on integral page: Mrs Barrett.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Scripps College.

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