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SD756. Arabella Moulton-Barrett to Ann Henrietta Boyd

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 3, 326 (in part).

[Sidmouth]

[Postmark: 22 November 1832]

I shall seize upon this before Ba begins to finish it to write a few lines to you my dearest Annie[.] Why have you not answered my last letter[?] Pray do write immediately & tell me exactly what you mean to do. Ba is afraid that Mrs Boyd will think it unkind our not asking her at any rate to come here to this house on account of her cough but indeed we are all squeezed in little rooms, two in a bed. The best way is for her to take a house for herself & bring you all with her. Ba is sure it will suit Mr Boyd. …

Address, in EBB’s hand: H S Boyd Esqr / Bath Hampton / Bath.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Wellesley College.

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