Search Results | Correspondence

• • 21 February 1882. RB to Helen Zimmern. Would it be inconvenient to come to luncheon to-morrow … [Taylor Coll] 82033-00

• • 22 February 1882. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, p. 21. Never did a letter of yours—welcomed so thoroughly from … [Texas] 82034-00

• • [24 February 1882]. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 49–50. Page 198. beauties in tights—not fights! In utmost haste … [Huntington] 82035-00

• • 25 February 1882. RB to Lady Reay. To my great concern, I find I am already engaged for next Saturday … [ABL] 82029-00

• • 25 February 1882. RB to Helen Zimmern. I repeat—I know you (I feel emboldened to say) thoroughly … [Yale] 82036-00

• • 26 February 1882. Philip Gilbert Hamerton to RB. You may perhaps have wondered why I did not write to thank … [ABL] 82037-00

• • 27 February 1882. RB to Louisa Elizabeth Lawrence. It will be delightful to dine with you next Friday as you so … [Eton] 82037-10

• • 28 February 1882. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 272. “Engaged”—sad to say—on the 19th of March—need I say … [ABL] 82038-00

• • 28 February 1882. Amelia B. Edwards to RB. I am requested to invite you to read the enclosed memorandum … [ABL] 82132-00

• • 29 February 1882. RB to Caroline M. Gemmer. C.M. Gemmer, Fidelis and Other Poems (London, 1897), p. ix. This morning, however, I read your poem of “Fidelis,” and I … [            ] 82039-00

• • 4 March 1882. RB to Amelia B. Edwards. How can I have any objection to contribute my poor name to … [Somerville] 82039-10

• • 4 March 1882. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. Certainly I can have no least objection to the publishing by … [Boston PL] 82039-20

• • 5 March [1882]. William Black to RB. BBIS-8, p. 104. If you happen to have no engagement for Wednesday the 22nd … [ABL] 82040-00

• • 6 March 1882. RB to William Black. Very sorry am I to say, your kind invitation reaches me when … [Princeton] 82041-00

• • 6 March 1882. RB to Philip Gilbert Hamerton. P.G. Hamerton, P.G. Hamerton: an Autobiography, 1834–58, and a Memoir by His Wife, 1858–94 (Boston, 1896), p. 496. I thought your dedication a great honour to me, and should … [            ] 82042-00

• • 10 March 1882. RB to Kate Lewis. Nothing can be more kind & pleasant than your invitation … [Kentucky] 82042-10

• • 11 March 1882. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 50. The story of “Old Tod”, as told in Bunyan’s … [Harvard] 82043-00

• • 15 March 1882. RB to Arthur C. Burnand. I am very happy to say, your kind invitation finds me quite … [ABL] 82044-00

• • 15 March 1882. RB to Margaret Jean Holland. I beg to thank you exceedingly for your kind invitation and … [Fitzwilliam] 82044-10

• • 16 March 1882. RB to Kate Fanny Thompson. To my great regret, your kind invitation finds me already … [ABL] 82045-00

• • 16 March 1882. RB to Helen Zimmern. I delayed writing in reply to your letter for a day or two … [Yale] 82046-00

• • 18 March 1882. RB to Helen Zimmern. I could do no otherwise—however grieved I felt at seeming … [Yale] 82047-00

• • 20 March 1882. RB to Frederick Locker. Some New Pictures by Mr. R. Barrett Browning will be on view … [Pforzheimer] 82047-10

• • 20 March 1882. Edward L. Jellinek to RB. “The Circle,” a literary association of this city, who are at … [Virginia] 82047-20

• • 21 March 1882. John Henry Ingram to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 92–93. Pray accept my thanks for your explicit and early reply. [ABL] 82048-00