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    • 21 June 1879. RB to Norman MacColl. LRB, p. 188. You are quite right, and take the course I should always … [BL] 79109-00

    • 21 June [1879]. Lord Houghton to RB. Will you lunch here next … [ABL] 79109-05

    • 22 June 1879. RB to Arthur Edward Waite. “A.E. Waite, “A Recollection of Robert Browning,” Horlick’s Magazine & Home Journal, 1 (January 1904), 42–43. I have been so wholly engaged for some time past, that it … [            ] 79109-10

    • 23 June [1879]. Walter Herries Pollock to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 81–82. It is proposed to form an association, headed with the name … [ABL] 79110-00

    • 23 June 1879. RB to Lord Houghton. I shall be very glad of the opportunity of seeing you which … [ABL] 79110-10

    • 25 June 1879. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, p. 12. I am most truly disappointed that I have so narrowly missed … [Texas] 79111-00

    • 27 June 1879. RB to Lady Combermere. I have again to feel grateful for your kind remembrance of … [Kentucky] 79112-00

    • 28 June 1879. RB to Reuben Browning. I have been hoping I could get a clear morning in which to … [ABL] 79112-10

    • 28 June 1879. RB to Ada Louise Budden. I fear I have made a strange mistake … [ABL] 79113-00

    • 28 June 1879. RB to Walter Herries Pollock. I would seem to have much of Goethe’s devil in me—the spirit … [ABL] 79114-00

    • 30 June 1879. RB to John Byrne Leicester Warren. I shall be—of course—delighted to see you if you will be … [Rylands] 79114-10

    • 30 June 1879. RB to Adam S. Pay. May I trouble your kindness again to take charge … [Eton (Meredith)] 79114-05

    • 1 July 1879. John Byrne Leicester Warren to RB. BBIS-8, p. 82. Friday at 1 oclock will suit me charmingly and I will render … [ABL] 79116-00

    • 3 July 1879. RB to Lady Denbigh. I am greatly obliged to your goodness for arranging matters … [Denbigh] 79117-00

    • 3 July 1879. RB to William Thomson & Zoë Thomson. Mr Browning begs to present his best respects to the Lord … [ABL] 79118-00

    • 6 July 1879. RB to Frederick Locker. NL, pp. 253–254. I have transcribed the three stanzas with great willingness … [Huntington] 79119-00

    • 7 July 1879. RB to Mary Georgina Nisbet-Hamilton. I beg to thank you exceedingly for the honor of the … [NAS] 79119-10

    • 8 July 1879. RB to Adam Badeau. I was again unluckily prevented from availing myself of your … [ABL] 79119-20

    • 8 July 1879. Richard Hengist Horne to RB. I am printing One Act at a time (as I find I can afford it) … [Turnbull] 79120-00

    • 8 July 1879. RB to Thomas Hughes. Thank you much for your very kind & pleasant invitation … [Pforzheimer] 79121-00

    • 8 July 1879. Thomas Hughes to RB. Saturday next is the day, ass that I am not to have given it you … [Kentucky] 79121-03

    • 9 July [1879]. RB to Richard Hengist Horne. I am glad to have read the “proof”—you can write nothing … [ABL] 79121-05

    • 9 July 1879. Francis Turner Palgrave to RB. On all accounts & in all ways the subject of the enclosed … [University College] 79121-10

    • 11 July 1879. RB to Lady Strangford. You do your best to make me the “Great Man” I should not … [ABL] 79121-20

    • 12 July 1879. Charles Thomas Newton to RB. We came into possession of Euripides this day. [ABL] 79122-00


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