 Unfortunately this resulted in Trelawny being linked to Keats when he had actually never met him in person.On 6 June 1834 Brown suffered an apoplectic fit in Vieusseux’s Library, Palazzo Ferroni, Florence.Fortunately, a "surgeon with a lancet and bandage in his pocket" happened to be present and immediately administered a blood-letting (the normal treatment at that time) and he appeared to sustain no permanent damage from the incident.