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    • 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

    • 26 January 1889. RB to Elizabeth Lecky. I am sorry to say, your kind invitation finds me already … [Dublin] 89023-00

    • 26 January 1889. RB to Gustav Natorp. Thank you,—I shall be happy to go to you on Monday: but I … [ABL] 89023-10

    • 27 January 1889. RB to Emily Marion Harris. It has indeed been a long—far too long while since I wrote … [ABL] 89024-00

    • 27 January 1889. RB to Anne Leigh Smith. How long—shamefully long it seems since my Sister and myself … [ABL] 89024-10

    • 28 January 1889. RB to James Graham. Studies in Browning and His Circle, 2 (Spring 1974), 63 (facsimile, 19). I have only time for the briefest of answers to your … [Warwick] 89025-00

    • 31 January 1889. RB to Robert Maynard Leonard. W.H. Griffin and H.C. Minchin, The Life of Robert Browning (London, 1910), p. 271 (in part, as 21 January 1889). I should say that Mrs Orr’s Hand-Book is anything but a … [Scripps] 89026-00

    • 2 February 1889. RB to Sidney L. Lee. I beg to enclose my contribution to the Marlowe Memorial … [Bodleian] 89027-00

    • 6 February 1889. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. You are exceedingly good to wish to procure me so great a … [Harvard] 89028-00

    • 7 February 1889. RB to Edith Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 90–91. I did not reply to your letter at once, for this reason: an … [ABL] 89029-00

    • 7 February 1889. RB to Emily Marion Harris. … thank you, with all my heart, for the charming little glass … [ABL] 89030-00

    • 7 February 1889. RB to Margaret Keep. Michael Timko, Robert Browning & Magari (Waco, Texas, 1992), pp. 19–21. How grieved I am, my very dear and very own Margaret, that I … [ABL] 89031-00

    • 9 February 1889. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. We send you the last twelve lyrics from Sappho, which you … [BL] 89031-10

    • 10 February 1889. RB to Henry Montagu Butler. I am truly sorry to be obliged to beg your indulgence with … [Trinity] 89032-00

    • 13 February 1889. RB to Maria Drummond. I shall be delighted to dine with you on the 9th. of next … [Eton] 89032-10

    • 14 February 1889. RB to Fannie Browning. Here is a little extract, complete in itself, from one of my … [Balliol] 89033-00

    • 14 February 1889. RB to Emily Hickey. “Matthew Russell, “Poets I Have Known,” The Irish Monthly, 31 (April 1903), 196. I hope that my letter contains, as it ought, some … [            ] 89033-10

    • 20 February 1889. RB to Edmund Gosse. I shall be delighted to see you here, for the purpose you … [Leeds Univ] 89034-00

    • 20 February 1889. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I am sorry indeed that the Volume which I endeavoured to … [ABL] 89034-10

    • 21 February 1889. RB to Felix Moscheles. I had so much pleasure at your house yesterday, that,—as … [ABL] 89035-00


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