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    • 13 September 1866. Edward Dowden to RB. BC, 32, 119. (Letter 5796). You obliged me much some months ago by removing a difficulty … [Folger] 66076-00

    • 24 September 1866. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 32, 120–121. (Letter 5797). … this time, because I have been waiting fruitlessly for above … [BL] 66077-00

    • 7 October 1866. RB to Miss Jung. BC, 32, 121. (Letter 5798). Transcript in private collection. I am just returned to England after an absence of two months … [            ] 66078-10

    • 7 October 1866. RB to Lady Westmorland. BC, 32, 122. (Letter 5799). I have been in France these two months, and only returned … [Texas] 66078-00

    • 8 October 1866. RB to John Thornton. BC, 32, 122–123. (Letter 5800). I return to England, after a two months absence, and find … [ABL] 66079-10

    • 8 October 1866. Robert Williams Buchanan to RB. BC, 32, 123. (Letter 5801). Your letter is very welcome, I did indeed guess that you … [Turnbull] 66079-00

    • 13 October 1866. RB to Edward Dowden. BC, 32, 123–125. (Letter 5802). I was out of reach when your very kind & welcome letter … [Brown] 66080-00

    • 13 October 1866. RB to Antonin Roche. BC, 32, 125. (Letter 5803). You are most welcome to take any piece or pieces that may … [Rivers] 66081-00

    • 17 October 1866. Edward Dowden to RB. BC, 32, 126–127. (Letter 5804). I must say a hearty ‘Thank you’ for your kind reply to my … [ABL] 66082-00

    • 18 October 1866. John Thornton to RB. BC, 32, 127. (Letter 5805). May I venture to ask if you can tell me when I can procure a … [Fales] 66083-00

    • 19 October 1866. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 32, 127–129. (Letter 5806). I knew there was good reason for your silence, and only … [ABL] 66084-00

    • 19 October 1866. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 32, 129–131. (Letter 5807). I feel very grateful indeed for your letter, and all the … [Morgan] 66085-00

    • 23 October 1866. RB to Lady Westmorland. BC, 32, 131. (Letter 5808). I am sure your kindness will let me say how happy I am to … [Texas] 66086-00

    • 25 October 1866. RB to John Thornton. BC, 32, 131–132. (Letter 5809). I am really sorry at being forced to refuse any request of … [Fales] 66088-00

    • 25 October [1866]. William Allingham to RB. BC, 32, 132. (Letter 5810). If you are in town may I come & see you? … [Taylor Coll] 66087-00

    • 26 October 1866. RB to William Allingham. BC, 32, 132. (Letter 5811). By a blunder, but no forgetfulness nor indifference, I … [Taylor Coll] 66089-00

    • 26 October 1866. RB to Olivia Amy Douglas Sebright. BC, 32, 133. (Letter 5813). Thank you, & thank Sir John, extremely for your kindness … [Cella] 66091-00

    • 29 October 1866. Official of British Museum to RB. BC, 32, 133–134. (Letter 5814). Renewable on presentation by Mr. Robert Browning in the … [Harvard] 66092-00

    • 6 November [1866]. Matthew Arnold to RB. BC, 32, 134. (Letter 5815). Mr. Milsand is coming to dine with us quite quietly on … [Leeds Univ] 66093-00

    • 6 November 1866. Robert Williams Buchanan to RB. BC, 32, 134–135. (Letter 5816). Many many thanks. Your words are ever good & kind, and fully … [Turnbull] 66094-00

    • 9 November 1866. RB to Alexander Macmillan. BC, 32, 136. (Letter 5817). You are very good to care about having me … [Leicestershire] 66094-10

    • 9 November 1866. Robert Williams Buchanan to RB. BC, 32, 136–137. (Letter 5818). If you will allow me once & for ever to abolish the thin … [Turnbull] 66095-00

    • 12 November [1866]. John Ruskin to RB. BC, 32, 137. (Letter 5819). It has I fear, appeared rude to Mr Milsand that I have not … [Texas] 66096-00

    • [mid-November] [1866]. RB to Frederic Chapman. BC, 32, 137–138. (Letter 5820). Thank you very much for the Books—all right now. I really … [ABL] 66067-20


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