Search Results | Correspondence

• • 26 April 1888. RB to Katharine Ann Childers. Transcript in private collection. I greatly regret that I found myself unable to reach your house … [            ] 88089-00

• • 26 April 1888. RB to James Graham. Studies in Browning and His Circle, 2 (Spring 1974), 62–63. Pray forgive the delay in acknowledging with due thanks … [Warwick] 88090-00

• • 26 April 1888. RB to George Murray Smith. All I can say is—the books are, to my mind, perfect in every … [Eton] 88091-00

• • 26 April 1888. RB to Lord Wentworth. It was indeed stupid of me to forget: when appointing … [Bodleian] 88091-10

• • 27 April 1888. RB & Sarianna Browning to Fannie Browning & Robert Barrett Browning. … all you say, Pen in the morning, and Fannie in the evening … [Balliol] 88092-00

• • 28 April 1888. RB to Marie Benecke. You can hardly doubt I shall be delighted to do what you so … [Balliol] 88092-10

• • 29 April 1888. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. May we come to see you this week? Any afternoon except … [BL] 88092-20

• • 29 April 1888. Frederick Locker-Lampson to RB. Offered for sale in AAA Cat., 6 November 1923, lot 570. I was present at the election, indeed I should have been … [            ] 88093-00

• • 29 April 1888. RB to Walter B. Slater. Many thanks for the pamphlet, the substance of which I think … [ABL] 88094-00

• • [29] April 1888. Charles Waldstein to RB. BBIS-8, p. 126. When I had the pleasure of seeing you last Sunday, I … [ABL] 88096-00

• • [30 April 1888]. Kate Greenaway to RB. … [UCLA (Envelope)] 88095-00

• • 30 April 1888. RB to Lady Combermere. I beg to thank you for the kind invitation to luncheon on … [ABL] 88096-10

• • 30 April 1888. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I beg to thank you sincerely for your kind and obliging … [ABL] 88097-00

• • [late April 1888]. George Murray Smith to RB. Author’s file copy at Eton. I have the pleasure of sending herewith six copies of the … [            ] 88068-00

• • 1 May 1888. RB to Katharine Harris Bradley & Edith Emma Cooper. The only circumstance that makes your promised visit … [BL] 88098-05

• • 1 May 1888. RB to Marie Benecke. … [Balliol (Envelope)] 88098-10

• • 1 May 1888. RB to Amalie Joachim. Many thanks, on the part of my Sister and myself, for your … [Balliol] 88098-20

• • 2 May 1888. RB & Sarianna Browning to Fannie Browning & Robert Barrett Browning. … you are far too kind in making so much of the little gift of … [Balliol] 88099-00

• • 2 May 1888. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. Hope is full of glorious vitality, so we shall live all the … [BL] 88099-10

• • [4 May 1888]. RB to Mary Anne Coleridge. … [Texas (Envelope)] 88100-00

• • 4 May 1888. RB to Lady Waldegrave. I am sorry to find that I have but a single Ticket for the … [LC] 88101-00

• • 5 May 1888. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. Although we shall see one another soon, I must yet greet you … [BL] 88101-10

• • [5 May 1888]. Katharine Harris Bradley to RB. How absolutely the simple greeting—many happy returns of the … [BL] 88101-20

• • 5 May 1888. John Daniel Williams to RB. Tomorrow is, in Chaucer’s phrase, the ‘Sixtë morwe of May’ … [Yale] 88102-00

• • 6 May 1888. RB to George Murray Smith. “Philip Kelley and W.S. Peterson, “Browning’s Final Revisions,” Browning Institute Studies, 1 (1973), 93 (in part). Along with Vol.3., I send to the Printer, if you will kindly … [Eton] 88103-00