Search Results | Correspondence

• • 19 June 1878. RB to Mary Montgomerie Singleton. If I write at once,—do believe it is simply because I am … [Reading Univ] 78086-10

• • 21 June 1878. RB to Louisa Edith Ward. How thoroughly ashamed I am at having kept you waiting so … [ABL] 78086-20

• • 26 June 1878. Jane Browning Smith to RB. Thanks for your kind letter. One word about our dear Isa. [ABL] 78087-00

• • 29 June 1878. RB to Lady Cardwell. I shall be very happy to dine with you … [ABL] 78087-10

• • July 1878. RB to Walter Sichel. Walter Sichel, The Sands of Time (New York, 1924), p. 207. At last I have been able to read the MS., which you please … [            ] 78088-10

• • 4 [July] 1878. RB to Margaret Hunt. NL, pp. 246–247. I suppose my little word of criticism on your book will go … [Huntington] 78079-00

• • 6 July 1878. RB to Henrietta Anne Huxley. I shall be delighted to go to you on the 10th as you so … [Imperial College] 78090-00

• • 8 July 1878. RB to Charles James Lyall. I beg to thank you exceedingly for the two pamphlets I … [Somerville] 78089-10

• • [?10 July 1878]. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 247. I have seen Irving in the Bells,—and admired him duly; but … [ABL] 78089-00

• • 15 July 1878. RB to Oscar Browning. You have indeed been kind and mindful of my little … [NYPL-Ms] 78091-00

• • 17 July 1878. Fanny Hertz to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 78–79. A few evenings before we left London we were discussing—as … [ABL] 78092-00

• • 25 July [1878]. Lord Houghton to RB. Please look in at 17 Dean St next Saturday evening 27th—if … [Rutgers] 78093-00

• • 26 July 1878. RB to Lord Houghton. I should be delighted to see you to-morrow were it not that … [Trinity] 78093-10

• • 27 July 1878. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. I am going this afternoon (that is, presently) into the … [NYPL-Ms] 78094-00

• • [28 July 1878]. William Wetmore Story to RB. My wife & I arrived here last night late from Dieppe—and I … [Virginia & Wheeler (Envelope)] 78094-10

• • [29 July 1878]. RB to Sarianna Browning. NL, p. 204. … poor Mr Gaisford is still confined to his bed, nor very … [Lilly] 78095-00

• • 1 August 1878. RB to William Wetmore Story. I was in the country when your note arrived here … [Vassar] 78095-10

• • 3 August 1878. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 51–53. … it is a long time, and even seems longer than it may have … [Pforzheimer] 78096-00

• • 4 August 1878. Joseph Milsand to RB. Author’s copy at ABL/JMA. Votre second poeme est limpide comme de l’eau de rocher. Il … [            ] 78096-05

• • 9 August 1878. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 54–57. I should have greatly enjoyed going to you for a few days … [Pforzheimer] 78097-00

• • 10 August 1878. RB to Charles Graves. I beg to thank you sincerely for the very pleasant little … [ABL] 78098-00

• • 24 August 1878. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 57–59. … you will have heard from S. how happily we have fallen upon … [Pforzheimer] 78099-00

• • 4 September 1878. RB to John Everett Millais. I was profoundly grieved to learn your calamity this morning … [Morgan] 78100-00

• • 7 September 1878. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 60–63. … how much I am indebted to you—first for the good news about … [Pforzheimer] 78101-00

• • 12 September 1878. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 248–249. I have never forgotten that you bade me write to you,—and … [ABL] 78102-00