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Letter 157 of 164 · Book I

To Benjamin Robert Haydon — Mrs. Brawne's Next door to Brown's

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Mrs. Brawne's Next door to Brown's,

Wentworth Place, Hampstead,

August 1820.

My dear Haydon--I am much better this morning than I was when I wrote the note: that is my hopes and spirits are better which are generally at a very low ebb from such a protracted illness. I shall be here for a little time and at home all and every day. A journey to Italy is recommended me, which I have resolved upon and am beginning to prepare for. Hoping to see you shortly

I remain your affectionate friend

JOHN KEATS.

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