Search Results | Correspondence

• • 3 April 1886. RB to Frances Elinor Colvile. I was sorry indeed to find myself unable, after all, to keep … [ABL] 86068-00

• • 7 April 1886. Antonio Baschiera to RB. Sta bene quanto Ella nis ferive circa la Sua interuss’one di … [ABL] 86069-00

• • 8 April 1886. RB to Gustav Natorp. I will go to you on the 14th with great pleasure,—and see … [Texas] 86070-00

• • 9 April 1886. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 325. … don’t think I forgot you, yesterday: I have been unwell, and … [ABL] 86071-00

• • 10 April 1886. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 189–191. S. tells me you wish to hear from me to-morrow: with all my … [Pforzheimer] 86072-00

• • 11 April 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 130–131. Pray let me sit in the stalls beside you, not elsewhere: my … [Torquay] 86073-00

• • [12 April 1886]. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. Another play by Michael Field! I have pictured you shaking … [BL] 86073-10

• • 13 April 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. Transcript in private collection. Lady Jersey writes as you see: can you do anything to oblige … [            ] 86073-20

• • 13 April 1886. RB to Arthur Symons. I greatly regret being unable to comply with so moderate … [ABL] 86074-00

• • 15 April 1886. RB to Lady Tweeddale. I shall be happy to take luncheon with you next Sunday as … [Berg] 86075-00

• • 16 April 1886. RB to Lady Jersey. I don’t know whether Dr. Furnivall has satisfied you or not … [ABL] 86076-00

• • 16 April 1886. RB to Nellie Maclagan. Your kind and pleasant letter would have been replied to … [ABL] 86076-05

• • 20 April 1886. RB to Gustav Natorp. Transcript in private collection. To my great regret I am unable to accept your invitation for … [            ] 86076-10

• • 20 April 1886. RB to Anna Swanwick. I thought at first, when your kindest of letters, and … [Pforzheimer] 86077-00

• • 23 April 1886. Frederic Leighton to RB. Let me be the first to tell you that my nomination of you … [ABL] 86078-00

• • 25 April 1886. Violet Paget to RB. BBIS-8, p. 112. I have taken the liberty to send you a copy of a new book of … [ABL] 86079-00

• • 25 April 1886. RB to Charles Fletcher Skirrow & Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 326. I will joyfully dine with you at Greenwich on May 22d. [ABL] 86080-00

• • 26 April 1886. RB to Lorenz Reich. What am I to attempt to say in reply to your gracious letter … [NYHS] 86080-10

• • 27 April 1886. RB to Arthur C. Burnand. I shall greatly enjoy dining with you on May 30th as you … [Eton (Meredith)] 86080-20

• • 27 April 1886. RB to Lord Tennyson. “T.J. Collins, “Three Additional Letters from Browning to the Tennysons,” Tennyson Research Bulletin, 4 (1982), 27. It is impossible for me to keep from just saying one word … [Tennyson Centre] 86080-30

• • 28 April 1886. RB to Gustav Natorp. Here is the ticket: suppose we manage in this way: if you go … [Texas] 86081-00

• • 30 April 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 131–132. I am really confused at the quite unexpected allocution at … [Reading Univ] 86081-10

• • 30 April 1886. RB to Roden Noel. “Desmond Heath, “Which ‘Then’—is like ‘Tomorrow’,” Browning Society Notes, 27 (December 2000), 37–38. “There is a fatality” in my letting slip occasions of … [Heath] 86081-20

• • 3 May 1886. RB to Anna Swanwick. I am again engaged, and unable, to my great regret, to … [ABL] 86083-00

• • 7 May 1886. RB to Daniel Sargent Curtis. I wrote a week ago, in reply to your kind letter and its … [Huntington] 86084-00