Item 2 - Letter from Edmund Law Lushington to Richard Monckton Milnes

2 ff.

Park House. - Originally believed new fragment of Hyperion to be a reworking of printed version, but now concurs with Milnes' idea of its being a first sketch; publication can produce 'no disharmony of general effect' since Hyperion is not a complete work; new fragment 'most remarkable as showing the richness & self command of a genius that could afford to give up such splendid lines as here...'; Milnes' contribution to understanding of Keats; Alfred [Tennyson?] is not going to publish these two poems by themselves.