Search Results | Correspondence

• • 18 November 1886. RB to Dorothea Thorpe. … thank you dearly for your beautiful flowers: they came here … [BL] 86179-00

• • 20 November 1886. RB to Mary Elizabeth Kay. I profess to dine nowhere just now—but cannot resist the … [Eton] 86179-10

• • 20 November 1886. John Daniel Williams to RB. There must be a natural law of displacements, by which one … [Yale] 86180-00

• • 22 November 1886. Eleanor Lewis to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 113–114. I think I must write you once more—to correct a … [ABL] 86181-00

• • 22 November 1886. RB to Mary Elizabeth Kay. I have to beg your pardon and rely on your goodness for … [Eton] 86181-10

• • 23 November 1886. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 44–45. So far from “wholly forgetting you” I was about to make my … [Texas] 86182-00

• • 24 November 1886. RB to John Henry Ingram. LRB, pp. 257–258. You write very kindly, and I am sorry indeed that I shall … [ABL] 86183-00

• • 25 November 1886. John Daniel Williams to RB. It never rains but it pours. This may deserve a moment’s … [Yale] 86184-00

• • 25 November 1886. RB to Emily Hickey. It will greatly delight my Sister and myself to see you … [Huntington] 86185-00

• • 26 November 1886. RB to Francis Turner Palgrave. Gwenllian F. Palgrave, Francis Turner Palgrave, Journals and Memories (London, 1899), p. 193. You do well to be sure I sympathise with whatever affects … [            ] 86186-00

• • 27 November 1886. RB to Edward Dowden. LRB, pp. 258–259. Your kind intention has been carried into effect, and I got … [Brown] 86187-00

• • 2 December 1886. RB to Caroline Corson. “Jack Herring, “The Baylor Browning Letters,” The Browning Newsletter, 1 (October 1968), 17–18. I have not observed anything in need of correction in the … [ABL] 86188-00

• • 4 December 1886. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 192–194. … you will not be much the gainer by my letter to-day, for … [Pforzheimer] 86189-00

• • 5 December 1886. RB to Theodore Martin & Helena Faucit Martin. NL, p. 337. To my great disappointment I am prevented from doing what I … [Huntington] 86190-00

• • 5 December 1886. Hiram Corson to RB. I take the liberty of sending you a copy of my Introduction … [Virginia] 86190-10

• • 7 December 1886. John Daniel Williams to RB. I want you, out of your large heart & brain, to forgive one … [Yale] 86191-00

• • 9 December 1886. RB to Frederick Bazett Doveton. If you will accept the advice of a veteran,—pay no sort of … [ABL] 86191-10

• • 9 December 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 139–140. I do want you to understand what my feeling is about the … [Huntington] 86192-00

• • 13 December 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 140–141. I return Alma Murray’s letter with great regret that she … [BL] 86194-00

• • 14 December 1886. RB to Elizabeth Lewis. Nothing can be kinder than your invitation—which I heartily … [Bodleian] 86194-10

• • 16 December 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 142. Your slip in the address caused the card belonging to Mrs … [Huntington] 86195-00

• • 16 December 1886. RB to J. Edward Pfeiffer. “Jack Herring, “A Browning Letter to Mr. Pfeiffer,” The Browning Newsletter, 7 (Fall 1971), 45–47. The very kind gift of Mrs Pfeiffer’s new book was delayed in … [ABL] 86196-00

• • 16 December 1886. RB to Lord Tennyson. BBIS-22, pp. 46–47. Once more, and just as ever, you make me grateful for a new … [Tennyson Centre] 86197-00

• • 18 December 1886. RB to Mary Anne Coleridge. I hardly dare accept an invitation just now, from the regret … [ABL] 86197-10

• • 20 December 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 142. The question whether I could attend the Dress-Rehearsal … [Huntington] 86198-00