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    • 21 October 1887. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 48–50. I rather supposed that my Sister had already given Mrs … [BL] 87218-00

    • 25 October 1887. RB to Emily Hickey. NL, p. 351. Thank you exceedingly for the “Strafford”—which I had … [Yale] 87219-00

    • [27 October 1887]. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Time, November 1890, pp. 1212–13. I beg to acknowledge and thank you for your very kind letter … [            ] 87220-00

    • 29 October 1887. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. I am glad to ask you to accept a little, white book once … [BL] 87220-10

    • 1 November 1887. RB to Marc André Raffalovich. Offered for sale by Maggs, Cat. 765 (1947), item 706. [            ] 87221-00

    • 3 November 1887. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 351–352. I shall be indeed delighted to go to you, if you will let me … [ABL] 87222-00

    • 4 November 1887. RB to Edith Emma Cooper. I got the white book and the sweet letter with its enclosure … [BL] 87222-10

    • 4 November 1887. George Goodin Moulton-Barrett to RB. “George S. Hellman, “Some Unpublished Papers of R. and E.B. Browning,” Harper’s Monthly, 132 (March 1916), 530. Latterly statements have appeared in one or two ephemeral … [Scripps] 87223-00

    • 5 November 1887. RB to Rudolf Lehmann. I must beg you to forgive me for my troublesome indecision … [ABL] 87223-10

    • 5 November 1887. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. B-GB, pp. 308–311. In reply to your letter—for which, as for every token of … [Morgan] 87224-00

    • 5 November 1887. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. You have cheered us, & we are cheered. We think exceedingly … [BL] 87224-10

    • [?5 November 1887]. RB to Margaret Keep. “Michael Meredith, “Margaret Keep: Fancies and Facts,” Browning Society Notes, 22 (December 1994), 16 (in part). … any subsidiary resting-place. All poets have felt that the … [ABL] 87224-20

    • 7 November 1887. William Morris to RB. The Collected Letters of William Morris, ed. Norman Kelvin (Princeton, 1984–96), II, part 2, 707. I venture to write and ask you to sign the enclosed appeal … [Harvard] 87225-00

    • 8 November 1887. RB to John Willis Clark. I beg to thank you exceedingly for the kind invitation to be … [Eton (Meredith)] 87225-10

    • 8 November 1887. RB to Frederick Lehmann. BBIS-24, pp. 34–35. I have been troubled of late with a cough which made it as … [Texas] 87226-00

    • 9 November 1887. RB to George Murray Smith. The enclosed letter came to me just now—having been … [Eton] 87227-00

    • 10 November 1887. RB to Edward John Waring. “F. Mary Wilson Parsons, “A Queen‘s Messenger,” Temple Bar, February 1896, p. 253. Your letter with its enquiry brings to my mind a curious … [Yale] 87228-00

    • 12 November 1887. RB to Robert Barrett Browning & Fannie Browning. … it is needless to say how I long for the news of your … [Balliol] 87229-00

    • 12 November 1887. RB to George Murray Smith. “Philip Kelley and W.S. Peterson, “Browning’s Final Revisions,” Browning Institute Studies, 1 (1973), 91 (in part). Nothing can be more to the purpose than your excellent … [Eton] 87230-00

    • 14 November 1887. RB to Felix Moscheles. NL, p. 352. Each of your translations is good—especial Numbers 2. and … [Yale] 87231-00

    • 14 November 1887. Lord Dufferin to RB. How nice it was of you to write me so sympathetic and … [Morgan, Ray Bequest] 87231-10

    • 16 November 1887. RB to Felix Moscheles. Offered for sale by Maggs, Cat. (date unknown), item 114. The Pictures are well worth seeing, at all events. You reach … [            ] 87232-00

    • 16 November 1887. RB to Henry Thompson. I shall be delighted to dine with you on the 6th proxmo as … [ABL] 87233-00

    • 18 November 1887. RB to Gustav Natorp. I concluded there would be no use in going to you this … [Texas] 87234-00

    • 18 November 1887. RB to Emilie Schlesinger. I shall be delighted to go to you on the 23d. I heard with … [ABL] 87235-00


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