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    • 31 October 1882. RB to John Thomas Baron. I did, indeed, mislay your letter—which accident you would … [Texas] 82162-00

    • 1 November 1882. RB to Gustav Natorp. I should like to have a letter from you, and a photograph … [Texas] 82163-00

    • 1 November 1882. RB to Robert Whitelaw. I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your very kind and … [ABL] 82164-00

    • 3 November 1882. RB to Elizabeth Thompson. Transcript in private collection. There is some fatality about your invitations, which I am … [            ] 82165-00

    • 5 November 1882. James Russell Lowell to RB. BAF, pp. 360–361 (in part). I enclose the letter of which I spoke to you the other … [Columbia] 82166-00

    • 5 November 1882. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 60–61. I return Mr Symons’ letter and the annexed Poem—of which … [Huntington] 82167-00

    • 6 November 1882. Violet Paget to RB. BBIS-8, p. 94. You have probably not the faintest recollection of my name … [ABL] 82168-00

    • 6 November 1882. RB to George Murray Smith. I enclose the paper by which you can judge whether I have … [Eton] 82169-00

    • 6 November 1882. RB to James Russell Lowell. I have at once replied to Mr. Wilson,—with all the more … [Scripps] 82169-10

    • 6 November 1882. RB to Thomas Wilson. St. Nicholas, February 1900, p. 371. I have only this morning received (by the kindness of Mr … [Aldrich Coll] 82169-20

    • 7 November 1882. RB to Henry Woods. I beg to return my best thanks for your kindness … [ABL] 82169-70

    • 8 November 1882. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I am your debtor for the very kind and feeling sonnet which … [ABL] 82170-00

    • 10 November 1882. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 16–17. … how good and kind you are to think of me—but how mistaken … [ABL] 82171-00

    • 12 November 1882. RB to Eleanor Mary James. May I beg you will be so kind as to make the communication … [ABL] 82172-00

    • 14 November 1882. RB to Eleanor Mary James. I return the “Message”—assuring you that whoever sent it … [Victoria] 82173-00

    • 14 November 1882. RB to Louisa Katherine Yates. I shall be happy to dine with you and Mr Yates on the 3d. [ABL] 82173-10

    • 17 November [1882]. Rhoda Broughton to RB. When last I saw you in the new glory of your D.C.L. you held … [Yale] 82174-00

    • 17 November 1882. RB to Charles Waldstein. I beg to accept with great pleasure the invitation which the … [Eton (Meredith)] 82174-05

    • 17 November 1882. RB to Louisa Edith Ward. I was not aware,—such is my ignorance,—that any right was … [ABL] 82174-10

    • 20 November 1882. William Bell Scott to RB. I intended to have waited upon you to express my great … [ABL] 82174-20

    • 21 November 1882. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 23–24. Fully ten days ago did your letter to my Sister arrive,—how … [Texas] 82175-00

    • 22 November [1882]. Rhoda Broughton to RB. I was much concerned in returning here yesterday afternoon … [Yale] 82176-00

    • 22 November [1882]. Caroline Blanche Lindsay to RB. I think you must have heard by this time of all the sorrows … [Yale] 82177-00

    • 22 November 1882. RB to William Bell Scott. Sorry as I was to miss you, there was no other matter to be … [Princeton] 82177-10

    • 22 November 1882. John Daniel Williams to RB. Collins, p. 24 (in part). How very kind & good of you it is, I will not say for my … [Yale] 82178-00


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