Search Results | Correspondence

• • 10 October 1868. RB to Eneas Sweetland Dallas. BC, 33, 47–48. I have only just returned to London, after a few weeks’ … [Kansas] 68104-00

• • 10 October 1868. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. BC, 33, 48. On my return to England, after a few weeks’ absence, I find … [ABL] 68105-00

• • 14 October 1868. RB to Alexander Macmillan. BC, 33, 48–49. I cannot be the “Browning” of the letter I return you. [Fales] 68106-00

• • [mid-October 1868]. RB to Frederick Enoch. BC, 33, 49. Pray excuse my blunder: I read the proper 6th. Book, and the … [ABL] 68106-05

• • 17 October 1868. RB to Henry George Liddell. BC, 33, 49–50. Maisie Ward, The Tragi-Comedy of Pen Browning (New York, 1972), p. 158. May I venture to beg a favour of your kindness,—so great a … [            ] 68106-10

• • 19 October [1868]. John Trivett Nettleship to RB. BC, 33, 50–51. For some months I have been engaged on a picture, now nearly … [Tx A&M] 68106-20

• • 20 October 1868. RB to Moncure Daniel Conway. BC, 33, 51–52. Art thou a Doctor in Israel and hast not known these things? … [Columbia] 68107-00

• • 20 October 1868. RB to Thomas Forbes Kelsall. BC, 33, 52–53. After a protracted stay in Brittany, I return & find your … [ABL] 68108-00

• • 21 October 1868. Thomas Forbes Kelsall to RB. BC, 33, 53–54. I must take permission to acknowledge your note of this … [ABL] 68109-00

• • 22 October 1868. RB to Reginald Broughton. BC, 33, 54–55. I enclose your cheque with all thanks. Mr Jowett wrote to me … [Bodleian] 68110-00

• • 23 October 1868. RB to James Thomas Fields. BC, 33, 55. It was very good of you to write under such inconveniency … [Huntington] 68111-00

• • [24 October 1868]. RB to George Knox Gillespie. BC, 33, 56. You must not concern yourself unduly about Pen’s failure: it … [Texas] 68111-05

• • 26 October 1868. RB to Frances Elinor Colvile. BC, 33, 56–57. Thank you so much for your kindness and Mr Clerk’s services … [BL] 68111-10

• • 30 October 1868. RB to Moncure Daniel Conway. BC, 33, 57–58. I am, now even, hardly in a position to say exactly what I … [Yale] 68112-00

• • 30 October 1868. RB to James Thomas Fields. BC, 33, 58–59. I have hardly a minute to say that here are the corrected … [Boston PL] 68113-00

• • 30 October 1868. RB to Julia Wedgwood. BC, 33, 59–60. From one cause or another, my poem,—or rather, part of it … [ABL] 68114-00

• • [ca. November 1868]. RB to Lady Westmorland. BC, 33, 60. I am vexed indeed to be engaged on Saturday. I dine with … [ABL] 68114-10

• • 2 November 1868. Julia Wedgwood to RB. Calgary, 33, 60–61. How kind of you to remember me still, dear Mr Browning. I … [ABL] 68115-00

• • 5 November 1868. RB to Virginia Gabriel. BC, 33, 61. I had the folly to sleep with a window wide open at my head … [ABL] 68117-00

• • 5 November 1868. RB to Julia Wedgwood. BC, 33, 62. … with this, or nearly, should be the books—half of the poem. [ABL] 68118-00

• • 5 November 1868. Julia Wedgwood to RB. BC, 33, 63. Ah dear friend how vain is the attempt to criticise, when I … [ABL] 68116-00

• • [6 November 1868]. RB to Messrs. Ticknor & Fields. BC, 33, 63. Offered for sale by James Cummins, bookseller, New York, Catalogue 89 (2004). … [            ] 68117-10

• • [6 November 1868]. Bryan Waller Procter to RB. BC, 33, 64. On the 21st of this month at 7 oclock I expect a few friends … [Chicago] 68119-00

• • 10 November [1868]. John Robert Seeley to RB. BC, 33, 64. When you declined last year to make one of our list of … [LC] 68120-00

• • 12 November 1868. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 33, 65. I will write with all the haste you desire, & as much to the … [ABL] 68121-00