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• • 29 August 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. LVC, 2nd Ser., I, 83–85. I have just got my letters from London and yours among them. [            ] 83152-00

• • [30 August 1883]. RB to Charles Fletcher Skirrow & Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 288–290. I might have written somewhat earlier than I do,—but, on our … [ABL] 83153-00

• • 9 September 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 75–76. What am I to say, my dear Furnivall, to your appalling … [Huntington] 83154-00

• • 17 September 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 76–77. … let me first of all get rid of a trifle on my mind,—and yet … [Huntington] 83155-00

• • 17 September 1883. RB to Gustav Natorp. I am pretty sure that the papers you mention were published … [Texas] 83156-00

• • 18 September 1883. RB to Richard Grant White. Perhaps a week ago, Mr Furnivall was good enough to send me … [Morgan] 83156-05

• • 29 September 1883. RB to Rachel Feder. After considerable delay, consequent on my absence from … [ABL] 83156-10

• • 29 September 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 78–79. … first of all, many thanks for your letter—left unanswered … [Harvard] 83157-00

• • 9 October 1883. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 166–168. … but the address by which my letters will best reach me is … [Pforzheimer] 83158-00

• • 9 October 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 80. —but the better address will be simply “Poste restante”. My … [ABL] 83159-00

• • 10 October 1883. RB to Barbara Lyall. I return the little poem with many thanks—for the pleasure … [Eton (Meredith)] 83159-10

• • 12 October 1883. Paul Hamilton Hayne to RB. For more than a quarter of a Century—I have been familiar … [Virginia] 83160-00

• • 12 October 1883. RB to Edward Dowden. LRB, pp. 223–224. I get a letter of yours addressed to Mr Furnivall containing … [BL] 83161-00

• • 15 October 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 81–82. BETTER NOT, my dear Furnivall,—for it is in the lazy … [Harvard] 83162-00

• • 22 October 1883. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 168–170. … by my reckoning I ought to have had an answer to my letter … [Pforzheimer] 83163-00

• • 25 October 1883. RB to Daniel Moore. I am sure your kindness will have attributed the delay in … [ABL] 83163-10

• • 29 October 1883. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 170–172. … it is very pleasant to find that you care so much for my … [Pforzheimer] 83164-00

• • 29 October 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 82–83. Would you believe it?—for I hardly can,—I leave in a couple … [ABL] 83165-00

• • 29 October 1883. RB to William James Linton. NL, p. 290. I am obliged to refer you to Messrs. Smith & Elder for the … [Yale] 83166-00

• • 29 October 1883. RB to Barbara Lyall. You ought to know—and I cannot help thinking you do—that … [Eton (Meredith) & ABL (Envelope)] 83166-10

• • 30 October 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 83. “And by-and-by a cloud takes all away!” and in this case, my … [Pforzheimer] 83167-00

• • 8 November 1883. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 172–175. … broken at last is our beautiful weather, to the great … [Pforzheimer] 83168-00

• • 17 November 1883. Roden Noel to RB. “Desmond Heath, “Which ‘Then’—is like ‘Tomorrow’,” Browning Society Notes, 27 (December 2000), 32–34. It gratified me to receive your kind letter of the 8th—for … [ABL] 83169-00

• • 22 November 1883. John Daniel Williams to RB. Who “took our wisest to Athens?” Three weeks ago, having no … [Yale] 83170-00

• • 25 November 1883. Hallam Tennyson to RB. The Letters of Alfred Lord Tennyson, ed. C.Y. Lang & E.F. Shannon, Jr. (Cambridge, Mass., 1981–90), 3, 269–270. You have always been so kind and affectionate to me that I … [ABL (Envelope)] 83173-00