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    • [5 February 1881]. Unidentified Correspondent to RB. [ABL (Envelope)] 81036-10

    • 5 February 1881. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 111–113. I return the very clever & pretty sestine—I suppose, in … [Pforzheimer] 81037-00

    • 5 February 1881. RB to Algernon Charles Swinburne. Swinburne, 4, 189–190. … for so I venture to waive formality in addressing your … [BL] 81038-00

    • [6 February 1881]. Mary Carlyle to RB. Offered for sale in Browning Memorials, item 495. My uncle’s funeral is to take place at Ecclefechan, the day … [            ] 81030-00

    • 6 February 1881. RB to Frederick Gard Fleay. BT, p. 175. I beg to acknowledge the kindness and courtesy of your … [Folger] 81039-00

    • 7 February 1881. Frederick James Furnivall to RB. BT, pp. 16–17. I must, at the risk of boring you, repeat what a bookseller … [Virginia] 81040-00

    • 7 February [1881]. William Gorman Wills to RB. BBIS-8, p. 88. Remembering the pleasant occasion when I have met you and … [ABL] 81041-00

    • 7 February 1881. RB to Baroness de Stern. I am sorry indeed to say that I am again engaged when you … [ABL] 81042-00

    • 8 February 1881. John Lubbock to RB. Mr Phillips has sent me a copy of his correspondence with … [SIL] 81042-10

    • 8 February 1881. RB to Mary Carlyle. I shall not trouble you at such a moment … [Scotland] 81042-05

    • 10 February 1881. RB to George Scharf. “Hans Naef, “Von Ingres zu John Kenyon.” Literatur Und Kunst, 7 May 1972, pp. 51–52. I shall find it difficult to pronounce equitably in favor … [NPG] 81043-00

    • 10 February [1881]. William Gorman Wills to RB. Your letter much gratified me. I am so anxious that an … [Virginia] 81043-10

    • 11 February 1881. RB to Helen Zimmern. Don’t think that I have forgotten your promise to come here … [Lasner] 81043-20

    • [12 February 1881]. Unidentified Correspondent to RB. [ABL (Envelope)] 81044-00

    • 13 February 1881. RB to Lucy Stern. I shall be very happy to dine with you and Mr Stern on the … [ABL] 81045-00

    • 13 February 1881. RB to Francis Storr. Thank you very much for your pretty little book of … [LC] 81045-10

    • [14 February 1881]. Unidentified Correspondent to RB. [ABL (Envelope)] 81046-00

    • [mid-February 1881]. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I believe that I and my Sister have seen already the notice … [Meredith] 81046-05

    • 16 February 1881. RB to Margaret Jean Holland. Mr Browning presents his compliments to Lady Holland, and … [Kentucky] 81046-10

    • 16 February 1881. RB to Clement Mansfield Ingleby. BT, pp. 177–178. I much regret that I can only return, to your obliging … [Folger] 81047-00

    • 18 February 1881. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 261. I am most unluckily engaged this evening—have to dine at … [ABL] 81048-00

    • 18 February 1881. Charles Pelham Mulvany to RB. I venture to send my volume of verse to you. Also the 1st … [Virginia] 81048-10

    • 19 February 1881. Edmund Gosse to RB. Ever since I came last to see you I have been using my … [Huntington] 81049-00

    • 19 February 1881. RB to Clement Mansfield Ingleby. BT, pp. 181–182. I only collected from the correspondence itself that the … [Folger] 81050-00

    • 19 February 1881. RB to Messrs. Marcus Ward & Co.. You are very welcome to make that use of the lines quoted in … [Fales] 81051-00


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