Search Results | Correspondence

• • 20 July 1868. RB to Reginald Broughton. Thank you very much for your kind & considerate letter. Of … [Bodleian] 68083-00

• • [ca. 24 July] [1868]. RB to Isa Blagden. I would gladly be of any least use to any friend of yours … [Yale] 68071-00

• • 24 July 1868. RB to Thomas Forbes Kelsall. Donner, p. 112. Here are your precious deposits—restored with the truest … [ABL] 68084-00

• • 24 July 1868. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I will do myself the honor of calling on Miss Peabody … [ABL] 68085-00

• • 25 July 1868. Thomas Forbes Kelsall to RB. Donner, pp. 112–113. The packet has me safely, all its contents uninjured.— Many … [ABL] 68086-00

• • 27 July 1868. RB to Thomas Forbes Kelsall. Donner, pp. 113–114. Do not let me keep you waiting a minute for so poor a thing … [ABL] 68088-00

• • [27 July 1868]. Bryan Waller Procter to RB. Kelsall writes & asks me if you have shown me the portrait … [Chicago] 68087-00

• • 28 July 1868. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. B-GB, p. 290. I believe we (my Sister & I) shall leave London on Thursday … [Morgan] 68090-00

• • [28 July 1868]. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. I am very sorry you have had the trouble to come here for nothing … [ABL] 68090-10

• • 28 July 1868. Thomas Forbes Kelsall to RB. Donner, pp. 114–116. I really must reply at once to your most gratifying letter … [ABL] 68089-00

• • 29 July 1868. RB to Maria Moulton-Barrett. I beg you will tell Ocky he has no sort of right to suppose … [ABL] 68092-10

• • 29 July 1868. RB to Louisa Carmichael. I knew I had much to do & little time to do it in, but I did … [ABL] 68091-00

• • 29 July 1868. RB to George Knox Gillespie. I will not go away without one word of affectionate greeting … [ABL] 68092-00

• • 30 July 1868. RB to George Murray Smith. Betty Miller, Robert Browning, a Portrait (London, 1952), p. 233 (in part). I have been thinking over the “name” of the Poem, as you … [BL] 68093-00

• • [13 August 1868]. RB to George Murray Smith. Betty Miller, Robert Browning, a Portrait (London, 1952), pp. 243–244 (in part). After a certain amount of wandering and incertitude, I find … [Eton] 68094-00

• • 27 August 1868. RB to George Murray Smith. I wrote this day fortnight to tell you of my whereabout, & … [Eton] 68095-00

• • 28 August [1868]. RB to Isa Blagden. DI, pp. 299–300. I had a notion I might receive your letter, along with … [Berg] 68096-00

• • 31 August 1868. RB to George Murray Smith. It is not for me to pray you keep in mind anything for my … [Eton] 68097-00

• • 2 September 1868. RB to Elisabeth Benzon. Typescript at ABL. I have left myself only room to say how happy I shall be … [            ] 68097-10

• • 2 September 1868. RB to Elizabeth Marie Benzon. NL, pp. 182–183. How good and kind of you, not only to wish me present but … [Yale] 68098-00

• • 2 September 1868. RB to Messrs. Ticknor & Fields. LRB, p. 127. I have just received your letter of the 8th ult:—any delay … [Berg] 68100-00

• • 2 September 1868. RB to George Murray Smith. Here come I troubling you again,—after all, you miss the … [Eton] 68099-00

• • 19 [September] 1868. RB to Isa Blagden. DI, pp. 301–303 (as 19 October 1868). I expressed myself indistinctly about your letter,—I meant … [ABL] 68101-00

• • 19 September 1868. James Thomas Fields to RB. James C. Austin, Fields of The Atlantic Monthly (San Marino, California, 1953), p. 402 (in part). I have been waiting for my hand to recover its wonted uses … [Berg] 68102-00

• • 8 October [1868]. Benjamin Jowett to RB. “Gertrude Reese, “Robert Browning and His Son,” PMLA, 61 (September 1946), 791–792. Before you receive this you will have met your Son. We were … [ABL] 68103-00