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    • 26 January 1885. RB to Oscar Browning. I can remember no particular conversation with George Eliot … [King’s] 85022-10

    • 27 January 1885. RB to Mary Davies. I hoped to obey your kind invitation for last evening, but … [Darby] 85022-20

    • 28 January 1885. RB to Jane Dalzell Hill. I accept with the greatest pleasure. All regards to Mr Hill … [ABL] 85022-30

    • 28 January 1885. RB to George Jacob Holyoake. I beg to return you—all you so generously please to desire … [Taylor Coll] 85023-00

    • 29 January 1885. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. … you sometimes go to such entertainments as those to which … [Purefoy] 85023-10

    • 31 January 1885. RB to Lady Castletown. I am most truly sorry that your very kind invitation for … [ABL] 85023-20

    • 3 February 1885. RB to Lawrence Barrett. LRB, pp. 234–235. Although I received your most kind and in every way … [Taylor Coll] 85024-00

    • 3 February 1885. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 40–41. I have been looking, all this while, for some notice in the … [Texas] 85025-00

    • 4 February 1885. John Daniel Williams to RB & Sarianna Browning. I fancy this will take 10 days more: to the 13th, perhaps … [Yale] 85026-00

    • 5 February 1885. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 109–110. I could not divine—what the Berlin people have so properly … [Huntington] 85027-00

    • 5 February 1885. RB to Lady Sudeley. I was about to acknowledge your obliging request by … [ABL] 85028-00

    • 7 February 1885. RB to Kate Lewis. Transcript in private collection. I shall be very happy to dine with you on the 25th. [            ] 85028-50

    • 9 February 1885. RB to William G. Kingsland. William G. Kingsland, Robert Browning: Chief Poet of the Age, new ed. (London, 1890), pp. 32–33. Another of your many proofs of kindness to me! but you are … [            ] 85029-00

    • 9 February 1885. RB to Lady Sudeley. You are only too good in saying so much in return for so … [ABL] 85029-10

    • 10 February 1885. RB to Margaret Hunt. I have just sent your note—or rather that of Miss Gwyn … [ABL] 85030-00

    • 12 February 1885. RB to James Morse Carmichael. You may be sure that in any case I would have done my utmost … [ABL] 85031-00

    • 12 February 1885. RB to Gustav Natorp. In case you require his advice, the address of Mr Malcolm … [Texas] 85032-00

    • [13 February 1865]. RB to George Knox Gillespie. Offered for sale by Maggs, Cat. 188 (1902), item 128. [            ] 65018-50

    • 15 February 1885. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 63–64. … this dull morning grew too near blackness itself when, at … [ABL] 85033-00

    • 15 February 1885. RB to Frederick Gard Fleay. I beg to thank you heartily for the great honour you propose … [ABL] 85034-00

    • 18 February [1885]. Anne Thackeray Ritchie to RB. If it was easy to you– If you could come to lunch at 1.30 … [ABL] 85035-00

    • 18 February 1885. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 110. … what am I to say in gratitude for yet another gift—the book … [Huntington] 85036-00

    • 18 February 1885. RB to Helena Faucit Martin. “Joseph Phelan, “Two Unknown Browning Letters to Helena Faucit, Lady Martin,” Notes and Queries, 65 (September 2018), 388. Transcript at Scotland. I congratulate you on having thus effectively crystallized … [            ] 85036-10

    • 19 February 1885. RB to Anne Thackeray Ritchie. I really could not make up my mind to answer your note … [Eton] 85037-00

    • 21 February 1885. RB to Enid Layard. How very sorry I am that an earlier engagement hinders my … [ABL] 85038-00


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