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    • 2 December 1880. RB to William Angus Knight. William A. Knight, Retrospects (London, 1904), pp. 77–78. I shall not attempt to say how grateful I am for your … [Morgan] 80144-00

    • 7 December 1880. Lord Dufferin to RB. I congratulate you upon your son’s picture. It is a noble … [ABL] 80145-00

    • 7 December 1880. RB to Charles Edward Mathews. I beg to acknowledge the kind & flattering invitation of the … [ABL] 80146-00

    • 8 December 1880. RB to Mary Katharine Stanley. It will give me great pleasure to dine with you on the 17th … [Texas] 80147-00

    • 11 December 1880. RB to Charles D. Browning. It is very kind of you to let me know that your Brother got … [ABL] 80148-00

    • 16 December 1880. RB to Frances Martin. I feel gratified indeed as well as honoured by the … [ABL] 80148-10

    • 17 December 1880. RB to Henry Morley. How good you have always been to my books and myself I know … [ABL] 80149-00

    • 18 December 1880. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. … your two letters came and were duly welcomed: a third for … [Yale] 80150-00

    • 21 December 1880. RB to Alfred Guy Kingham L’Estrange. I have to acknowledge your courtesy in the request you make … [Scripps] 80151-00

    • 29 December 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. Betty Miller, Robert Browning, a Portrait (London, 1952), p. 242 (in part). I only this moment hear that Pen’s pictures will arrive … [Eton] 80152-00

    • [29 December 1880]. RB to George Murray Smith. I was grieved to hear from Leslie Stephen whom I met in the … [Eton] 80153-00

    • 30 December 1880. William G. Kingsland to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 87–88. “Will you accept the enclosed “new Year’s card and good … [ABL] 80154-00

    • 1881. James Russell Lowell to RB. Offered for sale in Browning Memorials, item 531. [            ] 81002-00

    • [?1881]. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Transcript in private collection. … happening to open Massinger this morning I came at once on … [            ] 81006-10

    • 2 January [1881]. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 109–110. Do you wonder, or reproach me, dear Friend? Or, as a dear … [Pforzheimer] 81007-00

    • 3 January 1881. RB to George Murray Smith. I have to say—for the hundredth time—thank you heartily for … [Eton] 81008-00

    • 4 January 1881. RB to Hugh Reginald Haweis. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 8 June 1903, lot 16. [            ] 81009-00

    • 6 January 1881. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 258. … the stupid mistake was mine: I had to write a similar word … [ABL] 81010-00

    • 7 January 1881. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. … it was I who accepted in Pen’s name your invitation for this … [ABL] 81011-00

    • 7 January 1881. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I beg to thank you for your very kind and sympathizing … [ABL] 81012-00

    • 9 January 1881. RB to William Hale White. “Wilfred H. Stone, “Browning and ‘Mark Rutherford,’” Review of English Studies, NS 4 (1953), 253 (in part). You should never talk of “intruding on me” … [British Columbia] 81013-00

    • 13 January 1881. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 18–19. When your letter of November 1st reached London, I and my … [Texas] 81014-00

    • 13 January 1881. RB to Eveleen Myers. I was very sorry—to find it impossible to go out last … [Trinity] 81014-10

    • 14 January 1881. RB to Charles W. Deschamps. NL, p. 258. My Son—who left last evening for Belgium,—is very desirous … [Yale] 81015-00

    • 15 January 1881. RB to Edmund Gosse. LRB, p. 192. I fear I shall somewhat disappoint you—(I know I am myself … [Leeds Univ] 81016-00


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