 In 1829, Edward John Trelawny, whom Brown had met in 1823 (just before Byron had sailed to Greece) came to live with him in Florence.For half the profits from its publication, Brown rewrote Trelawny’s "Adventures of a Younger Son".Brown provided Trelawny with passages from Keats’s unpublished poems to be used (with others from Shelley and Byron) as chapter headings.