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    • 19 February 1879. RB to Louisa Katherine Yates. I beg to acknowledge your kind invitation for the 16th inst. [ABL] 79021-05

    • 20 February 1879. RB to B. Montgomerie Ranking. You are quite at liberty to make use of the poem you mention … [ABL] 79021-10

    • 22 February 1879. RB to Ada Louise Budden. Offered for sale in Myers’ Cat. 384 (1955), item 56. … however much it may exceed my deservings. You are quite … [            ] 79022-00

    • 14 June 1876. RB to William Windham Hornby & Augusta Hornby. Mr Browning presents his best compliments to Admiral and Mrs … [BL] 76069-10

    • 26 February 1879. RB to Henry Holmes. As you may be sure,—if I can say such a word as you suggest … [Mills] 79023-00

    • 26 February 1879. RB to George Barnett Smith. I am very much bound to you for your kind sympathy, and … [Chicago] 79024-00

    • 26 February 1879. RB to William Garrett Horder. I have no objection to your making that use of the poems you … [Kentucky] 79024-10

    • 3 March 1879. RB to Elizabeth Smith. I shall be very happy to dine with you on the 15th. as you … [ABL] 79027-00

    • 5 March 1879. Lord Carnarvon to RB. We shall have a few friends at Highclere on Saturday 15th … [Yale] 79028-00

    • 5 March 1879. Frederick James Furnivall to RB. BT, p. 12. As the New Shakspere Society has now finished its first five … [Folger] 79029-00

    • 5 March 1879. RB to Kate Lewis. I regret very much that your kind invitation for the 19th … [ABL] 79030-00

    • 6 March 1879. RB to Lord Carnarvon. Very pleasant it would be for me to do those excellent … [BL] 79030-10

    • [7 March 1879]. RB to Lady Stanhope. [ABL (Envelope)] 79031-00

    • 9 March 1879. Edmund Yates to RB. BBIS-8, p. 80. I grieve to say that our dinner arranged for next Sunday … [ABL] 79032-00

    • 10 March 1879. RB to Edmund Yates. I am sorry indeed that I shall be deprived of the pleasure … [Queensland] 79032-10

    • 11 March 1879. RB to George Murray Smith. As the whole of the poems are in type, I called to say that … [Eton] 79033-00

    • 12 March 1879. Frederick James Furnivall to RB. BT, p. 13. Thank you heartily for your note. It makes me very happy, & … [Folger] 79034-00

    • 12 March 1879. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 12–13. If I could say much about the honor the Society proposes to … [Huntington] 79035-00

    • 12 March 1879. RB to John Henry Ingram. LVC, 1st Ser., I, 57–58. I have most sincerely to beg your pardon for a seemingly … [            ] 79036-00

    • 13 March 1879. RB to Edith Allen. Maisie Ward, Robert Browning and His World: Two Robert Brownings? (New York, 1969), p. 221 (in part). I hope you have not found the delay in replying to your … [Dublin] 79037-00

    • 13 March 1879. RB to Amalie Joachim. The new arrangement which you have the kindness to propose … [ABL] 79038-00

    • 14 March 1879. RB to Elizabeth Smith. I am sure you will believe how very sorry I am to find … [North Carolina] 79038-10

    • 14 March 1879. Frederick James Furnivall to RB. BT, pp. 13–14. Your kind letter accepting the Presidency of the New Sh. [Folger] 79039-00

    • [ca. 15 March 1879]. RB to George Washburn Smalley. It would be too sad to think I am always as I have lately … [ABL] 79041-05

    • 15 March 1879. Frederick James Furnivall to RB. BT, p. 14. When you have time, I do hope that you’ll read O’Connor’s … [Folger] 79040-00


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