Abstract
My personal acquaintance with Robert Browning began in July, 1881, when I first visited him in his London house, 19 Warwick Crescent, W., having received a note from him, inviting me to visit him on a Sunday morning, “the crowded end of the London season pressing heavily on us all,” he said.
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