Charles Brown

Charles Brown was a British businessman and a close friend to Keats. When Keats was sick in 1820, Brown took care of him, wrote his letters, lent him money, and paid his bills, showing his concern for his friend.  

Letter to him (click on it)

“Write to George as soon as you receive this, and tell him how I am, as far as you can guess; and also a note to my sister – who walks about my imagination like a ghost – she is so like to Tom. I can scarcely bid you goodbye, even in a letter. I always made an awkward bow.”