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• • 3 August 1880. Alfred Tennyson to RB. The Letters of Alfred Lord Tennyson, ed. C.Y. Lang & E.F. Shannon, Jr. (Cambridge, Mass., 1981–90), 3, 193–194. I didnt think that you had forgotten me, but I thought that … [Berg] 80096-00

• • 6 August 1880. RB to Catherine Gladstone. I shall leave London in a day or two … [ABL] 80096-05

• • 7 August 1880. James Thomas Fields to RB. The founder of Wellesley-College has requested me to write … [Virginia] 80096-10

• • 7 August 1880. Mary Gladstone to RB. BBIS-8, p. 83. I am to write for my Mother to tell you how sincerely she … [ABL] 80097-00

• • 7 August 1880. RB to Alfred Tennyson. BBIS-22, pp. 42–43. I am leaving London next Tuesday, and cannot indulge myself … [Taylor Coll] 80098-00

• • 9 August 1880. RB to Marianna Barnard. I beg to offer my best thanks for the poem who have kindly … [ABL] 80099-00

• • 9 August 1880. RB to Helen Zimmern. We leave to-morrow: I had been setting apart last Saturday … [ABL] 80100-00

• • 17 August 1880. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 85–86. I shall write hurriedly enough, but perhaps sufficiently for … [Pforzheimer] 80101-00

• • 17 August 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. We are just arrived at this absolutely unknown and unspoiled … [Eton] 80102-00

• • 27 August 1880. RB to Samuel Waddington. Samuel Waddington, Chapters of My Life (London, 1909), p. 114. You should be welcome to comprise in your Collection any … [ABL] 80103-00

• • 27 August 1880. James Russell Lowell to RB. I have received from my Government the draft … [ABL] 80103-50

• • [?September 1880]. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. … all cases changes for the worse. Gifford had not the … [ABL] 80104-00

• • 1 September 1880. Lord Coleridge to RB. Being in London for a day or two to vote about Hares … [Yale] 80105-00

• • [ca. 4 September 1880]. RB to Stopford A. Brooke. Your kind note reaches me at this very out-of-the-way hamlet … [Hofstra] 80104-10

• • [ca. 4 September 1880]. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 266–268 (as ca. 1 September 1881). I said I would write a word or two, since you care so kindly … [ABL] 80107-10

• • 4 September 1880. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 87–90. Thank you exceedingly, dear Friend, for the great pleasure … [Pforzheimer] 80108-00

• • 6 September 1880. RB to James Russell Lowell. BAF, pp. 358–359. The out-of-the-way place from which I date this reply to … [Harvard] 80109-00

• • 13 September 1880. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 90–91. I have received several newspapers & the “Academy,” but no … [Pforzheimer] 80110-00

• • 16 September 1880. RB to Sophia Jay. It was a pleasure indeed to get a letter from you … [ABL] 80110-10

• • 17 September 1880. RB to Phoebe Smalley. Your kind letter came after me to this little hamlet—(which … [ABL] 80111-00

• • 19 September 1880. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 91–96. … a second letter, this morning, I did not expect: and all I … [Pforzheimer] 80112-00

• • 3 [October] 1880. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 96–98 (as 3[0] September 1880). … with so much to say,—it perversely happens that I have so … [Pforzheimer] 80106-00

• • 3 [October] 1880. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I beg to apologize for the delay in replying to your letter … [Wellesley] 80107-00

• • [6 October 1880]. Unidentified Correspondent to RB. … [ABL (Envelope)] 80114-00

• • 9 October 1880. Edward James Reed to RB. BBIS-8, p. 84. When I had the very great pleasure of meeting you at Sir H. [ABL] 80115-00