Search Results | Correspondence

• • 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

• • 21 December [1886]. Frederic William Farrar to RB. Poor Miss Jean Ingelow is left, at the age of 66, in very … [Yale] 86199-00

• • 21 December 1886. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I have indeed been far more out of sorts since I saw you … [ABL] 86199-10

• • 22 December 1886. RB to Henry Irving. I am told by Dr. Furnivall that you have shown the greatest … [Theatre Museum] 86199-20

• • 23 December 1886. Roden Noel to RB. “Desmond Heath, “Which ‘Then’—is like ‘Tomorrow’,” Browning Society Notes, 27 (December 2000), 40–41. Dr Furnivall suggests that I shd write you a line about the … [ABL] 86200-00

• • 26 December 1886. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 70–71. … if I have so long delayed writing, it was from believing in … [ABL] 86201-00

• • 26 December 1886. RB to William G. Kingsland. “William G. Kingsland, “Some Browning Memories,” The Contemporary Review, August 1912, pp. 203–204. It is not the first time that your goodness and sympathy … [            ] 86201-10

• • 27 December 1886. Theodore Martin to RB. BBIS-2, p. 23. You must be wondering at our long silence, & perhaps resting … [ABL] 86202-00

• • 27 December 1886. RB to Arthur Galton. Offered for sale by Bernard Halliday, book seller, Leicester, England, Cat. (date unknown), item 151. … [            ] 86203-00

• • 27 December 1886. RB to Courtlandt Palmer. Pray forgive the delay in replying to your obliging letter … [ABL] 86204-00

• • 28 December 1886. RB to Hiram Corson. Hiram Corson, Introduction to the Study of Browning’s Poetry, 3rd ed. (Boston, 1891), in facsimile, following p. ii. I waited some days after the arrival of your Book and Letter … [Cornell] 86205-00

• • 28 December 1886. RB to Theodore Martin. NL, pp. 337–338. I was indeed startled by your letter “from Paris”—having … [Huntington] 86206-00

• • 29 December 1886. RB to Edward Hale Bierstadt. In reply to your letter and its question, I beg to say that … [ABL] 86207-00

• • 29 December 1886. RB to William James Rolfe. Pray accept my thanks for the letter of Nov. 23—and the … [Eton (Meredith)] 86207-10

• • 29 December 1886. RB to William Michael Rossetti. It was good indeed of you to take so much interest in the … [British Columbia] 86208-00

• • 29 December 1886. RB to Mary Schlesinger. Your kindest and most pleasant of letters comes to warm me … [ABL] 86209-00

• • 29 December 1886. RB to John Warrack. Pray accept my best thanks for the Copy of your Songs … [ABL] 86209-10

• • 30 December 1886. RB to Gustav Natorp. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 12 June 1911, lot 173. I have been much indisposed since I saw you. [            ] 86210-00

• • 30 December 1886. RB to George Murray Smith. You have—as on all occasions—done capitally for me—truest … [Eton] 86211-00

• • 31 December [1886]. Frederic William Farrar to RB. By this post I send the memorial for Miss Ingelow. Will you … [Yale] 86212-00