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    • 4 July 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 74. Typescript at BL. I have no doubt the verses are by my wife, and the … [            ] 83127-00

    • 7 July 1883. RB to Edith Emma Cooper. Works and Days: From the Journal of Michael Field, ed. T. & D.C. Sturge Moore (London, 1933), p. 1. You have been very good and patient with my poetry, and I … [BL] 83128-00

    • 8 July 1883. Alexander Ireland to RB. I have just been reading in this week’s “Athenaeum” Leigh … [Iowa] 83129-00

    • 11 July 1883. RB to Edmund Gosse. LRB, p. 219. Will you look in here next Sunday morning—after your … [BL] 83130-00

    • 11 July 1883. RB to Alexander Ireland. I return the extracts you have had the kindness to send me … [ABL] 83130-10

    • 14 July 1883. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. “One day it lightened and thundered”—and I am in the thick of … [ABL] 83131-00

    • 15 July 1883. RB to Evelyn Burnblum. This is a spray the bird clung to, Making it blossom with … [Texas] 83132-00

    • 16 July 1883. Edmund Gosse to RB. Thank you very much. I will wait on Mrs. Procter tomorrow … [Huntington] 83133-00

    • 16 July 1883. RB to Edmund Gosse. LRB, p. 219. Mrs Procter will be happy to see you and give you all the … [Eton (Meredith)] 83134-00

    • [18 July 1883]. RB to Edmund Gosse. Come by all means: I shall be greatly interested to see what … [BL] 83135-00

    • 19 July 1883. RB to Eric Sutherland Robertson. I am very sorry that I cannot help you by intervening with … [ABL] 83136-00

    • 20 July 1883. RB to Emily Hickey. Ah, dear Miss Hickey, I have been trying in vain to remember … [Yale] 83137-00

    • 20 July 1883. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 286. I am always yours—and shall be particularly yours on the … [ABL] 83138-00

    • 21 July 1883. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Orr, p. 214. My own explanation of the matter has been that the shrewd … [            ] 83138-10

    • 24 July 1883. RB to Gustav Natorp. I am sure you know how gladly I would go to you were it in … [Texas] 83139-00

    • 26 July 1883. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 29–31. You are going away, and I suppose that we also shall not be … [Texas] 83140-00

    • 27 July 1883. John Daniel Williams to RB. Yes, seven years ago, Mr. Horatio Tennyson showed me an … [Yale] 83141-00

    • 30 July 1883. RB to Henry Thomas Mackenzie Bell. In reply to your letter just received, I beg to say that I … [ABL] 83142-00

    • 30 July 1883. John Daniel Williams to RB. I am sorry for Theramenes. But we have all ‘passé par là’. [Yale] 83143-00

    • 30 July 1883. RB to Mary Elizabeth Christie. If you attach any sort of importance to the obvious fact … [ABL] 83144-00

    • 1 August 1883. George Frederic Watts to RB. Thanks for the flattering terms with which you have sent me … [Ohio Wesleyan] 83144-05

    • 2 August 1883. RB to Felix Moscheles. Thank you very much: it will be a great pleasure to see you … [ABL] 83144-10

    • 3 August 1883. Richard Hengist Horne to RB. Pardon pencil: my sight has become so bad that I often miss … [Turnbull] 83145-00

    • 3 August 1883. RB to Emily Hickey. Browning Music, comp. Sally East (Waco, Texas, 1973), p. xiv. First of all, I am very glad you are enjoying Shalstone, as … [ABL] 83146-00

    • 4 August 1883. RB to Felix Moscheles. NL, p. 287. What illustrations can you find better than the two first … [ABL (Envelope) & Berg] 83147-00


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