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    • 20 February 1884. RB to Katherine Boughton. The stupidity was mine: I had just replied … [ABL] 84056-10

    • 20 February 1884. Alexander William Kinglake to RB. To save our friend Madame du Quaire the trouble of an … [Eton (Meredith)] 84057-00

    • 21 February 1884. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 42–43. One word, just one, shall go to my dearest Friend to say … [ABL] 84058-00

    • 21 February 1884. RB to Mary Elizabeth Kay. Thank you very much for the opportunity you so kindly give … [Eton] 84058-10

    • 22 February 1884. RB to David Masson. Rosaline O. Masson, Poets, Patriots and Lovers (London, 1933), pp. 21–22. Up to this moment (3 1/2 p.m.) I have received no such … [            ] 84059-00

    • 23 February 1884. RB to Henry Parr. Your kind invitation is for Wednesday, March 13: surely the … [Eton (Meredith)] 84059-10

    • 26 February 1884. RB to Sidney Colvin. Offered for sale in Anderson’s Cat. 2267 (1928), p. 6. [            ] 84060-00

    • 26 February 1884. RB to David Masson. Rosaline O. Masson, Poets, Patriots and Lovers (London, 1933), pp. 22–23. I only received the Official Invitation last evening at the … [            ] 84061-00

    • [2 March 1884]. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 298. … kindest of the kind, extend your kindness, if possible, to … [ABL] 84062-00

    • 3 March 1884. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 299. I was engaged, since a fortnight, to the Boughtons for the … [ABL] 84063-00

    • 4 March 1884. RB to Susan Jeune. How good you are to be so long in getting tired of me! It is … [ABL] 84064-00

    • [4 March 1884]. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 299–300. Forgive over & over again, Dear Friend—it was the 14th I … [ABL] 84065-00

    • 5 March 1884. RB to Maria Drummond. It will be indeed a delight to see you again after so long … [Eton] 84065-05

    • [?5] [March 1884]. RB to Gustav Natorp. … thank you heartily, for all your kindness. I have engaged … [Texas] 84065-10

    • 6 March 1884. RB to Tommaso Salvini. Michael Meredith and Simonetta Berbeglia, Times Remembered: Browning and Salvini (London, 2012), p. 68. Se non più caro almeno più mirabile che mai,—ecco il solito … [Archivio Salvini] 84065-20

    • 7 March 1884. John Daniel Williams to RB. “When Sorrows Come,—”. I did not mean to write again, but I … [Yale] 84066-00

    • 7 March 1884. RB to Clement Thomas Hales. NL, p. 300 (as to Unidentified Correspondent). The incident of the “Ride” is altogether imaginary. I wrote … [Huntington] 84067-00

    • 11 March 1884. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 44–46. I ought to send back the two clever little pieces which I … [ABL] 84068-00

    • 12 March 1884. RB to Francis Cowley Burnand. It will give me very great pleasure indeed to dine with you … [ABL] 84069-00

    • 12 March 1884. RB to Gustav Natorp. Mr Carr has not sent me a scrap of a plan or writing of any … [Texas] 84070-00

    • 12 March 1884. RB to Joseph Snell Wood. “Writing a sonnet,” with Shakespeare in one’s head, is a … [ABL] 84071-00

    • 13 March 1884. RB to Charlotte Alice Lowther. Pray let me say how sorry I am that I found it impossible … [ABL] 84071-10

    • 14 March 1884. RB to Edmund Gosse. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 25 February 1929, lot 44. [            ] 84072-00

    • 15 March 1884. RB to Elizabeth Lewis. How very glad I shall be to see you again and to dine with … [Bodleian] 84072-10

    • 15 March 1884. RB to James Dykes Campbell. RB-JDC, p. 9. I observe that you have done the Browning Society the honour … [            ] 84074-00


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