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    • 9 July 1886. RB to Mary A. Woods. You are quite welcome to include … [ABL] 86133-50

    • [15 July 1886]. Frederic Leighton to RB. Many thanks for your amiable note– I am much amused to find … [ABL] 86134-00

    • 16 July 1886. RB to John Richard Vernon. In reply to your kind and obliging letter and request, I can … [Pforzheimer] 86135-00

    • 16 July 1886. RB to Ernest Rhys. Ernest Rhys, Letters from Limbo (London, 1936) p. 19. Facsimile in Rhys, facing p. 19. In reply to your obliging letter and its request, I have to … [            ] 86136-00

    • 19 July 1886. RB to Messrs. Williams & Everett. In the absence of Mr Barrett Browning, who is abroad, I can … [ABL] 86136-10

    • 20 July 1886. RB to Miss Lin Armstrong. With all respect and regard. [Virginia] 86136-20

    • 20 July 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 135. In the Royalist rhymes entitled … [ABL] 86137-00

    • 21 July 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 136. I enclose, as desired, a letter which you will deal with as … [ABL] 86138-00

    • 22 July 1886. RB to Roden Noel. “Desmond Heath, “Which ‘Then’—is like ‘Tomorrow’,” Browning Society Notes, 27 (December 2000), 39–40. I am altogether to blame; but your kindness will find some … [ABL] 86138-10

    • 23 July 1886. RB to Eric Mackay. You are too good to me: but an excess of sympathy does you … [Detroit] 86139-00

    • 24 July 1886. Helena Faucit Martin to RB. BBIS-2, p. 17. Will you think me very troublesome if I ask you to give me … [ABL] 86140-00

    • 28 July 1886. RB to Helena Faucit Martin. Nothing can be kinder than your letter,—but then it comes … [Huntington] 86141-00

    • 28 July 1886. RB to John Richard Vernon. Thank you very much for your beautiful roses, my dear Sir. [Pforzheimer] 86142-00

    • 28 July 1886. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. The information you desire so obligingly is quite at your … [ABL] 86142-10

    • 2 August 1886. RB to Theodore Martin. NL, pp. 331–332. How grateful we both of us are for your goodness and that of … [Huntington] 86143-00

    • 2 August [?1886]. Clara S.J. Bloomfield-Moore to RB & Sarianna Browning. I send you each five shares of the stock of The Keely Motor … [ABL] 86143-05

    • 5 August 1886. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. Will you, as our true friend, forgive a little … [BL] 86143-10

    • 8 August 1886. RB to James Dykes Campbell. RB-JDC, pp. 13–14. I ought to have earlier (by a little) apprised you of my … [            ] 86144-00

    • 8 August 1886. RB to Thomas J. Wise. LRB, p. 253. I really have said my little say about the little book … [Huntington] 86145-00

    • 9 August 1886. RB to Robert Fitzroy Bell & James Avon Clyde. I beg to say—in reply to your obliging letter—that I will … [Edinburgh] 86145-10

    • 10 August 1886. RB to Archibald Peel. This is just a word to apprise you that we go to Llangollen … [Georgetown] 86145-20

    • 10 August 1886. RB to Theodore Martin. You have done everything possible for our comfort … [Meredith] 86145-15

    • 11 August 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 136. I should have been glad to see you before we left Town … [Huntington] 86146-00

    • [14 August 1886]. RB to Helena Faucit Martin. NL, pp. 332–333. All is going as well with us as your kindness could possibly … [Huntington] 86147-00

    • 17 August 1886. RB to Lawrence Barrett. LRB, pp. 253–254. I got your letter with its enclosure at this pretty place … [            ] 86148-00


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