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    • 22 July 1865. RB to Alexander Macmillan. BC, 31, 275. (Letter 5627). I shall be very glad to call on you—say, next Monday at … [ABL] 65067-10

    • [22 July 1865]. RB to Frederic Chapman. BC, 31, 275. (Letter 5628). I got this two days ago—and have just written to say that I … [ABL] 65067-00

    • 26 July 1865. RB to Edith Story. BC, 31, 276. (Letter 5629). If I, was “perverse”, I am now paid for my perversity—since … [Yale] 65068-00

    • 28 July 1865. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 31, 277. (Letter 5630). You will be at Taunton to-morrow, I hear; I ought to tell … [Wellesley] 65069-00

    • 28 July 1865. RB & Robert Barrett Browning to Edith Story. BC, 31, 277. (Letter 5631). Indeed it was impossible for either of us, Pen or myself, to … [Yale] 65070-00

    • 19 August 1865. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 31, 278–281. (Letter 5632). Your letter came safely enough from St Marcello: I am glad … [BL] 65071-00

    • 23 August 1865. Dante Gabriel Rossetti to RB. BC, 31, 281. (Letter 5633). A valued friend of mine, Charles Howell, is collecting … [Huntington] 65071-10

    • 19 September 1865. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 32, 1–3. (Letter 5634). … and a delicious day, much as it was when I left England all … [ABL] 65072-00

    • [10 October] 1865. RB to Lady Houghton. BC, 32, 3. (Letter 5635). I received your letter with its kind invitation on my return … [Trinity] 65072-10

    • 10 October 1865. RB to Alfred Tennyson. BC, 32, 4. (Letter 5636). When I came back last year from my holiday I found a gift … [Tennyson Centre] 65073-00

    • 11 October 1865. Alfred Tennyson to RB. BC, 32, 4–5. (Letter 5637). Very welcome is The nosegay, not only for the … [Berg] 65074-00

    • 11 October 1865. RB to Dante Gabriel Rossetti. BC, 32, 5. (Letter 5638). Here I come back and find the picture & beautiful frame: now … [Texas] 65075-00

    • 12 October 1865. RB to Alexander Melville Bell. BC, 32, 6. (Letter 5639). Would you kindly inform me at what time I may find you at … [LC] 65075-10

    • 12 October 1865. RB to Richard Holt Hutton. BC, 32, 6. (Letter 5640). I was unlucky enough to miss the visit of Mr Jones yesterday … [NYPL-Ms] 65076-00

    • 13 October 1865. RB to William Wetmore Story & Emelyn Story. BC, 32, 7. (Letter 5641). I am just come back—are you here still? If so, you must not … [ABL] 65078-00

    • 13 October 1865. Frederick Wedmore to RB. BC, 32, 7–8. (Letter 5642). It was very kind indeed of you to write the note and send … [ABL] 65077-00

    • [15 October 1865]. RB to William Wetmore Story. BC, 32, 8. (Letter 5643). You will have found my letter, if you had not seen it when … [Morgan] 65079-00

    • [ca. 16 October 1865]. William Wetmore Story & Emelyn Story to RB. BC, 32, 9. (Letter 5644). I do most earnestly hope to see you again—but if not … [Virginia] 65079-10

    • 19 October 1865. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 32, 9–11. (Letter 5645). Here we are back again in dear ugly old England:—the fine … [ABL] 65081-00

    • 20 October 1865. RB to Alexander Melville Bell. BC, 32, 11. (Letter 5646). I am sorry to be obliged to beg your indulgence for my son … [LC] 65080-10

    • [ca. 20 October 1865]. Robert Browning, Sr. to RB. BC, 32, 12–13. (Letter 5647). During the time whilst the examination of Constance Kent … [Fitzwilliam] 65081-50

    • 21 October 1865. RB to Emelyn Story. BC, 32, 13–14. (Letter 5648). I am more vexed than you can be at all this missing & … [ABL] 65083-00

    • [21 October 1865]. Lady Cowper (1806–80) to RB. BC, 32, 14–15. (Letter 5649). We are so anxious to see you that we cant help making one … [Yale] 65082-00

    • [23 October 1865]. RB to Alexander Melville Bell. BC, 32, 15. (Letter 5650). I am very sorry to be again forced to beg your indulgence … [LC] 65083-10

    • 23 October 1865. RB to Lady Cowper (1806–80). BC, 32, 15–16. (Letter 5651). You should not tempt poor frail flesh so! If you knew what a … [ABL] 65084-00


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