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    • 8 May 1884. RB to Emily Marion Harris. If I could return, for your really beautiful verses … [ABL] 84126-00

    • 8 May 1884. RB to Mary Mundella. Unpublished letters from the collection of Alfred Noyes, ed. E.H. Blakeney (Winchester, 1940). My room is bright with your beautiful flowers, dear friends … [            ] 84126-10

    • 8 May 1884. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 305. … the first use I make of your munificent gift is to shew you … [ABL] 84127-00

    • 9 May 1884. RB to William Angus Knight. Orr, pp. 368–369. I seem ungracious and ungrateful, but am neither,—though … [Morgan] 84128-00

    • 10 May 1884. Bret Harte to RB. Selected Letters of Bret Harte, ed. Gary Scharnhorst, (Norman, Oklahoma, 1997), p. 311. I have been waiting to thank you for your charming note of … [Virginia] 84129-00

    • 10 May 1884. Wilma Norman-Neruda to RB. Will you hear a little Music at my house on Sunday afternoon … [ABL] 84130-00

    • 10 May 1884. RB to Louisa Edith Ward. I should greatly enjoy going to you on the 22nd were it in … [ABL] 84130-10

    • 13 May 1884. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 305–306. I delayed writing until I could say for certain whether the … [ABL] 84131-00

    • 13 May 1884. RB to Virginia Spartali. I beg to thank you exceedingly for your kind invitation, but … [ABL] 84131-05

    • 14 May 1884. RB to Susan Jeune. I am so much afraid that it will be impossible for me to … [ABL] 84131-10

    • 15 May 1884. RB to Henry Beer. I beg your pardon for some apparent neglect of your letter … [ABL] 84132-00

    • 16 May 1884. RB to Jane Dalzell Hill. You well know how happy I should be to dine with you were it … [ABL] 84132-10

    • 16 May 1884. RB to Anna Pickersgill. I shall be very happy to see both yourself and Mr … [Huntington] 84133-00

    • 17 May 1884. Edmund Yates to RB. BBIS-8, p. 98. Our friend Mrs Skirrow tells me of your kind expressions of … [ABL] 84134-00

    • 17 May 1884. RB to Lucy Alcock. The mystery was cleared up by my calling at the “Athenæum” … [Meredith] 84133-50

    • 19 May 1884. RB to Mary Teresa Mundella. This is a hasty word to say that my poor Sister has kept her … [Sheffield] 84135-00

    • 20 May 1884. RB to Maria Drummond. I make all haste to say that my poor Sister has been … [Eton] 84135-10

    • 20 May 1884. RB to Mary Teresa Mundella. My Sister feels your kindness deeply. Although she will not … [Sheffield] 84136-00

    • 20 May 1884. James Freeman Clarke to RB. Thank you much for your kind response to my question. A … [Virginia] 84136-10

    • 21 May 1884. RB to Lady Stanhope. I am very sorry to say, your kind invitation for the 29th. finds me already engaged. [ABL] 84136-50

    • 22 May 1884. RB to Emily Marion Harris. I have done nothing to deserve your verses,—of which I … [ABL] 84137-00

    • 24 May 1884. RB to Elizabeth Lawrence. Pray forgive the delay in acknowledging the favor of your … [ABL] 84138-00

    • 26 May 1884. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. I am just returned from Oxford whither I went on Saturday … [ABL] 84138-10

    • 28 May 1884. RB to Edith Emma Cooper. Works and Days: From the Journal of Michael Field, ed. T. & D.C. Sturge Moore (London, 1933), pp. 2–3. I should be glad to know,—since it is you whom I address and … [BL] 84139-00

    • [29 May 1884]. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. Works and Days: From the Journal of Michael Field, ed. T. & D.C. Sturge Moore (London, 1933), pp. 3–4 (in part). I cannot thank you for the words you have written. [BL] 84140-00


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