Search Results | Correspondence

• • 16 June 1875. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I beg to apologize for a mistake I inadvertently committed … [Yale] 75075-00

• • 19 June 1875. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. … oh, no—not tired of you, but tired of the whole of nature at … [ABL] 75076-00

• • 20 June 1875. RB to William Cornwallis Cartwright. As I feared, I am engaged next Thursday to the Mocattas. [ABL] 75076-10

• • 22 June 1875. Tommaso Salvini to RB. Michael Meredith and Simonetta Berbeglia, Times Remembered: Browning and Salvini (London, 2012), p. 60. Nulla di più attraente di quanto gentilmente mi proponete. [Columbia] 75077-00

• • 28 June 1875. RB to Moncure Daniel Conway. I have been all this while trying to find time for a visit … [Columbia] 75078-00

• • 28 June 1875. RB to Sara Jane Lippincott. NL, pp. 226–227. I very well remember you, and the good days, and shall … [Yale] 75079-00

• • 30 June 1875. RB to Theophilus Marzials. Typescript at ABL. I am sorry to say that,—just as I was afraid would prove the … [            ] 75081-00

• • 30 June 1875. RB to Alfred Tennyson. BBIS-22, p. 35. Thank you very much for “Queen Mary,” the gift,—and even … [ABL] 75082-00

• • 1 [July] 1875. RB to Lord Houghton. I shall be delighted to take luncheon with you on the 5th … [Trinity] 75069-10

• • 1 July 1875. RB to George Murray Smith. After what you said last evening, it is superfluous to ask … [Eton] 75084-00

• • 1 July [1875]. Lord Houghton to RB. Will you meet the Queen of the Wilton circle here … [ABL] 75082-05

• • 3 July 1875. RB to George Barnett Smith. I was quite aware that not you but another gentleman was the … [Taylor Coll] 75085-00

• • [11 July 1875]. Mary Mohl to RB. BBIS-8, p. 67. I am here since yesterday and should be so glad to see you. [ABL] 75086-00

• • 12 July 1875. RB to Anne Benson Procter. … how I lament the new situation! I shall doubtless get used … [Eton (Meredith)] 75087-00

• • [14 July 1875]. Alfred Tennyson to RB. The Letters of Alfred Lord Tennyson, ed. C.Y. Lang & E.F. Shannon, Jr. (Cambridge, Mass., 1981–90), 3, 106. W. Why don’t you write & thank Mr Browning for his letter? … [ABL (Envelope) & Berg] 75082-10

• • [15 July 1875]. RB to George Murray Smith. Would it be asking too great a favor if I say I should … [Eton] 75087-20

• • 15 July 1875. Tommaso Salvini to RB. Spero ancora poter venire da voi, ma nel caso … [Lochaber] 75087-30

• • 16 July 1875. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 227. I am going to do what I possibly can to get to you this … [ABL] 75088-00

• • 19 July [1875]. RB to George Murray Smith. … the moment I sent the letter I remembered you could hardly … [Eton] 75088-10

• • 22 July 1875. RB to George James Howard. I shall be glad indeed to see you at last & dine with you on … [ABL] 75089-00

• • 24 July 1875. RB to William Bell Scott. I would not thank you for your beautiful book till I had … [ABL] 75090-00

• • 31 July 1875. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. … what can I say or advise? I wish you well, with all my heart … [ABL] 75091-00

• • August 1875. RB to George Frederic Watts. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 22 February 1927, lot 441. … [            ] 75092-00

• • 13 August 1875. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 9–10. You never repeated your pleasant visit, and here is your … [ABL] 75093-00

• • 13 August 1875. RB to Mary Teresa Mundella. Dorothea Mary Benson, Lady Charnwood, Call Back Yesterday (London, 1937), pp. 254–255. I was in the country when your note to my Sister arrived. I … [BL] 75094-00