Letter to an unidentified correspondent [manuscript], 1872 October 20.

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Letter to an unidentified correspondent [manuscript], 1872 October 20.

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Tennyson, Aldworth, Blackdown (in Emily's hand), writes to an unknown correspondent asking him to send a copy of a new volume to Baron Tauchnitz and hoping he has received the first portion of the "Idylls."

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