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    • 6 November 1879. RB to George Murray Smith. Thank you exceedingly for the cheque. With respect to your … [Eton] 79133-00

    • 7 November 1879. William Morris to RB. The Collected Letters of William Morris, ed. Norman Kelvin (Princeton, 1984–96), I, 534–538. I dont know if you have heard of the proposed rebuilding of … [Princeton] 79133-10

    • 8 November 1879. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. I am thoroughly sorry to be engaged (to the Kegan Pauls) … [ABL] 79134-00

    • 10 November 1879. RB to William Morris. The Collected Letters of William Morris, ed. Norman Kelvin (Princeton, 1984–96), I, 541 (in part). When I heard of this projected murderous attack on St. Marks … [Pforzheimer] 79135-00

    • 10 November 1879. RB to Henry Trueman Wood. Mr Browning presents his compliments to the Secretary of the … [Kentucky] 79136-00

    • [11 November 1879]. Mary E. Nutting to RB. I have the honor to send copies of my two essays,—the … [Virginia] 79136-10

    • 11 November 1879. William Morris to RB. The Collected Letters of William Morris, ed. Norman Kelvin (Princeton, 1984–96), I, 540–541. Thanks for your letter: as to the pavement, though I spent … [Scripps] 79137-00

    • 13 November 1879. RB to William Morris. I hope you understand that I wholly agree with you in … [BL] 79137-10

    • 17 November 1879. RB to Jane Dalzell Hill. I shall be delighted to see you again on the 30th. It is … [ABL] 79137-20

    • 18 November 1879. RB to John Massie. “[John Massie], “Dogs of Literature,” Temple Bar, April 1881, p. 498 (in part). “Flush” was a puppy-son of the elder Flush, and bestowed by … [Eton (Meredith)] 79137-30

    • 23 November 1879. RB to Edmund Gosse. Do not let me be among the last to thank you for your book … [Chapin] 79138-00

    • 23 November 1879. RB to Samuel Carter Hall. I thank you exceedingly for your mention of the Poems … [ABL] 79138-05

    • 23 November 1879. RB to Thomas R. Macquoid. I was much obliged by your kind attention. I usually receive … [ABL] 79138-10

    • 25 November 1879. RB to Louisa Corkran. I know the picture very well, having seen it at Bologna. [Harvard] 79139-00

    • [December 1879]. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. The Athenæum, 27 December 1879, p. 849. Surely the right reading is The complexion of the element … [            ] 79139-10

    • 2 December 1879. RB to Curtis Guild. The original edition of “Sordello,” concerning which you … [MHS] 79140-00

    • 2 December 1879. RB to Helen Zimmern. I could not well write sooner, much as I wished to do so … [ABL] 79141-00

    • 3 December 1879. RB to William Black. I am more than sorry,—quite grieved to be forced to beg … [Tx A&M] 79141-10

    • 4 December 1879. RB to Helen Zimmern. Can you make Tuesday the day instead of Saturday? My Sister … [Scripps] 79142-00

    • 8 December 1879. RB to Louisa Corkran. I had no time—really no available five minutes yesterday … [ABL] 79143-00

    • 8 December 1879. RB to Caroline Trevelyan. I am most unlucky in always being unable to avail myself of … [ABL] 79143-10

    • 10 December 1879. RB to Gustav Natorp. I could not reply yesterday to your very kind note, through … [Texas] 79144-00

    • 12 December 1879. RB to Jane E. Cook. Facsimile at ABL. I have just received, by the kindness of Miss Robinson, your … [            ] 79145-00

    • 12 December 1879. RB to Kate Fanny Thompson. I shall be happy indeed to see you again, & gladly accept … [ABL] 79146-00

    • 15 December 1879. RB to John Ruskin. “Andrew Leng, “Re-interpreting Ruskin and Browning’s Dramatic ‘Art-poems.’” Ruskin, the Theatre and Victorian Visual Culture. Edited by Anselm Heinrich et al. (Basingstoke, 2009), pp. 91–94. I have to beg your pardon for some delay in fulfilling my … [Ruskin Library] 79147-00


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