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    • 15 May 1886. RB to Edith Emma Cooper. Next Tuesday, at One o’clock—with every delight in the … [BL] 86094-10

    • 15 May 1886. RB to Maria Drummond. I write in great haste to say I accept your kind invitation … [Eton] 86094-20

    • 15 May 1886. RB to J. Edward Pfeiffer. This is not the first time that you have most kindly offered … [Scripps] 86095-00

    • [ca. 17 May 1886]. Frederic Leighton to RB. It was very kind of you to send me a little lively Pun about … [ABL] 86082-00

    • 17 May 1886. Roden Noel to RB. “Desmond Heath, “Which ‘Then’—is like ‘Tomorrow’,” Browning Society Notes, 27 (December 2000), 38–39. I venture to send you & Miss Browning copies of my three … [ABL] 86096-00

    • 18 May 1886. RB to Ellen Gosse. I shall do my utmost to profit by your kind invitation for … [Leeds Univ] 86097-00

    • 18 May 1886. RB to Mary Mundella. To my great regret, I am prevented from accepting your kind … [Sheffield] 86098-00

    • 20 May 1886. RB to Daniel Sargent Curtis. I received your very welcome letter of the 15th on the 17th … [Huntington] 86099-00

    • 20 May 1886. RB to Sydney E. Preston. Ten Letters of Robert Browning Concerning Miss Alma Murray—Mrs. Alfred Forman (Edinburgh, [1929]), p. 12. You are altogether too indulgent to a mere scribble of hasty … [Texas] 86100-00

    • [20 May 1886]. RB to Clara S.J. Bloomfield-Moore. … your lines want little alteration … [ABL] 86099-50

    • 25 May 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 133–134. You are quite at liberty to make the use you mention of … [BL] 86101-00

    • [?26 May 1886]. RB to Alexandra Orr. Typescript at BL. The ode in question must be variously numbered in the … [            ] 86101-10

    • 27 May 1886. Benjamin Jowett to RB. I was on the point of writing to ask whether you would give … [ABL] 86102-00

    • 27 May 1886. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 328. You are always “supplementing” your kindness. Why am I … [ABL] 86103-00

    • 28 May 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 134–135. I shall, of course, be happy to see both your Friends on … [Wellesley] 86104-00

    • 30 May 1886. RB to Antoinette Sterling. Mr Browning presents his compliments to Madame Antoinette … [ABL] 86105-00

    • 31 May 1886. RB to Emily Marion Harris. I suppose you are still out of immediate reach: I distrust … [ABL] 86106-00

    • 31 May 1886. RB to Constance Flower. It will give me great pleasure to take luncheon with you … [Kentucky] 86106-50

    • 1 June 1886. RB to Edmund Gosse. LRB, pp. 248–249. … for very many reasons I would most readily and gladly go to … [BL] 86107-00

    • 4 June 1886. RB to Daniel Sargent Curtis. I heard from Mrs Bronson a day or two ago that you were … [ABL] 86108-00

    • 5 June 1886. RB to Havelock Ellis. NL, p. 329. Many thanks for the Selection from Landor’s “Conversations” … [Huntington] 86109-00

    • 5 June 1886. RB to Lady Middleton. I was quite unable to obey your most pleasant commands and … [ABL] 86109-10

    • 8 June 1886. RB to John Churton Collins. I had already seen, and sympathized with your two articles … [Texas] 86110-00

    • 8 June 1886. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Before I had seen the Paper you did me the signal honor of … [ABL] 86111-00

    • 9 June 1886. Antonio Baschiera to RB. Il comune amico Sig. Curtis si incaricò di parteciparle che … [ABL] 86112-00


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