Search Results | Correspondence

• • 28 December 1888. RB to Walter Hamilton. NL, p. 364. In reply to your request for leave to publish two of my … [Huntington] 88233-00

• • 31 December 1888. RB to George Murray Smith. Here are the Proofs of Vol 11. corrected carefully. [Eton] 88235-00

• • [?late December 1888]. RB to Margaret Keep. “Michael Meredith, “Margaret Keep: Fancies and Facts,” Browning Society Notes, 22 (December 1994), 18 (in part). … letters are unanswered; for ... one,—as yourself described … [ABL] 88234-10

• • [?1889]. RB to Felix Moscheles. Felix Moscheles, Fragments of an Autobiography (London, 1899), p. 334. As for the visits to your studio, be assured they are truly … [            ] 89004-10

• • 1 January 1889. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I return the two Poems which you please to desire I should … [ABL] 89005-10

• • 2 January 1889. RB to Thomas R. Macquoid. Many thanks for your illustration of the “Pied Piper”—as you … [Pforzheimer] 89007-00

• • 3 January 1889. RB to Kegan Paul. Miss Fitzgerald,—a young lady whom I am privileged to call a … [NYPL-Ms] 89008-00

• • 4 January 1889. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 87–89. I can well believe you think of me sometimes, even ofttimes … [ABL] 89009-00

• • 8 January 1889. Aubrey Thomas de Vere to RB. Transcript in private collection. Let me send you my brother’s Translations from Horace in a … [            ] 89010-00

• • 10 January 1889. RB to Helena Faucit Martin. NL, pp. 365–366. I think you will understand with what reluctance and regret … [Huntington] 89011-00

• • 12 [January] 1889. RB to Jane Dalzell Hill. I must answer your kind letter and pleasant invitation with … [ABL] 89011-05

• • 15 January 1889. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Mr. Robert Browning begs to enclose a post-office order for … [McGill] 89011-20

• • 16 January 1889. RB to Emilie Schlesinger. How much I should enjoy seeing you and your Family as I have … [Harvard] 89012-00

• • 16 January 1889. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 366. Yes, dearest Friend, I shall be delighted to go to you on … [ABL] 89013-00

• • 16 January 1889. RB to William Tyas Harden. I beg to thank you heartily for the liberal present just … [Texas] 89014-00

• • 17 January 1889. Katharine Prescott Wormeley to RB. I have no real hope that you remember me, though perhaps you … [Virginia] 89014-10

• • 18 January 1889. Benjamin Jowett to RB. I have been with Tennyson during the week and think that you … [ABL] 89015-00

• • 18 January 1889. RB to Adèle Gurwood. I should greatly enjoy the pleasure of dining with you … [Southampton] 89015-10

• • 18 January 1889. RB to Gustav Natorp. I am unluckily engaged this morning, but will look in … [Texas] 89016-00

• • 20 January 1889. RB to Lord Tennyson. BBIS-22, p. 47. I was at Venice when the first news of your illness reached … [Tennyson Centre] 89017-00

• • 21 January 1889. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. B-GB, pp. 319–321. I am greatly obliged by the loan of the letters and piece of … [Morgan] 89018-00

• • 22 January 1889. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 153. I let myself seem very ungrateful,—it can hardly be … [Huntington] 89019-00

• • 24 January 1889. RB to Henry Montagu Butler. It will give me great pleasure to profit by your kind … [Trinity] 89020-00

• • 24 January 1889. RB to Gustav Natorp. It will give me great pleasure to dine with you on Feb. 4. [Texas] 89021-00

• • 26 January 1889. RB to Katherine Boughton. Thank you once again for your great kindness. I would gladly … [ABL] 89022-00