Search Results | Correspondence

• • 4 March 1887. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 145. Don’t trouble yourself about Smart on my account … [Harvard] 87059-00

• • 5 March 1887. RB to Maria Drummond. Transcript in private collection. To my great regret, I am already engaged on the day for … [            ] 87059-10

• • 7 March 1887. RB to Lady Cloncurry. It is not more than a week ago since Mr Frederick Harrison … [Kansas] 87060-10

• • 7 March 1887. RB to Clara Moulton. You are as kind as I am unfortunate: I have an engagement … [Kentucky] 87060-20

• • 9 March 1887. RB to John Oliver. NL, p. 341 (as to Unidentified Correspondent). I beg to return my best thanks for your kind and sympathetic … [Huntington] 87061-00

• • 9 March 1887. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. … [ABL] 87062-00

• • 10 March 1887. RB to Caroline Tipple. I am sorry to be obliged to say that my Publisher … [Somerset] 87062-05

• • 11 March 1887. RB to Georgiana Catherine Duff Gordon. First and foremost of all, I am happy to hear … [ABL] 87062-07

• • 13 March 1887. RB to Melita Ponsonby. I shall be happy to dine with you on the 21st. as you have … [ABL] 87062-10

• • 16 March 1887. RB to George Washburn Smalley. Here is a sample of the Chicago Railway Guide, of which I … [Harvard] 87063-00

• • 16 March 1887. Lord Dufferin to RB. Cited in Sotheby’s 2021 postponed sale of the Honresfield Library. … [            ] 87063-50

• • 17 March 1887. RB to William G. Kingsland. William G. Kingsland, Robert Browning: Chief Poet of the Age, new ed. (London, 1890), pp. ii–iii. How can I be other than most grateful to you for your … [            ] 87064-00

• • 18 March 1887. RB to Alice Corkran. At last,—dear Alice! I wanted to read your delicious little … [Chicago PL] 87064-10

• • 19 March 1887. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Mr Browning begs to say that he will have great pleasure in … [ABL] 87065-00

• • [20 March 1887]. Katharine Harris Bradley to RB. May I come to see you on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Friday … [BL] 87065-05

• • 20 March 1887. RB to Henry White. I beg to thank you extremely for your kind invitation,—which … [Columbia] 87065-10

• • 21 March 1887. RB to Katharine Harris Bradley. I am—and my Sister is—delighted to hear of your arrival, and … [BL] 87065-07

• • 22 March 1887. RB to Marc André Raffalovich. … if you will permit me to address your friendliness without … [ABL] 87065-20

• • 22 March 1887. RB to Elsie Reith. Works and Days: From the Journal of Michael Field, ed. T. & D.C. Sturge Moore (London, 1933), p. 18. It was very kind and good of you to send me those violets. [ABL] 87066-00

• • 23 March [1887]. Katharine Harris Bradley to RB. Elsie could read your letter herself. When she had read it … [BL] 87066-10

• • 23 March 1887. RB to William Angus Knight. William A. Knight, Retrospects (London, 1904), pp. 88–89. I have seemed to neglect your commission shamefully enough … [Morgan] 87067-00

• • 24 March 1887. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Offered for sale in The Ingatherer, 68 (1938), item 11. I am forced in these latter days, to act thus in the case of … [            ] 87068-00

• • 25 March 1887. G. Yeates Hunter to RB. BBIS-8, p. 116. I cannot tell you how pleased I was to read the Parleying … [ABL] 87069-00

• • 25 March 1887. RB to Godfrey Douglas Giles. NL, pp. 341–342. To the great regret of my Sister and myself we fear, and … [ABL] 87070-00

• • 25 March 1887. RB to Emily Marion Harris. … there is a little mischance—will you hinder it from … [ABL] 87071-00