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    • [4 May 1874]. RB to Emilia Francis Pattison. Armytage (1), p. 185. It is kind indeed of you to give me yet another occasion of … [BL] 74053-00

    • 4 May 1874. RB to Emilia Francis Pattison. Armytage (1), p. 185. Would it be just the same thing if I called on you to-morrow … [BL] 74054-00

    • 7 May 1874. RB to Frederick Locker. I am sure nobody can wish you better or sympathize with you … [ABL] 74054-10

    • 9 May [1874]. Auberon Herbert to RB. You see I have not yet courage to leave out the prefix) … [LC] 74054-20

    • 15 May 1874. Alfred Elmore to RB. I fear I must write very illegibly—in my note to you … [ABL] 74055-00

    • 17 May 1874. RB to Lady Derby. Mr Robert Browning begs to present his best respects to Lady … [V&A] 74056-00

    • 17 May 1874. RB to Euphemia Millais. I ought to say—that, on looking at my list of days, I find … [Morgan] 74057-00

    • 18 May 1874. RB to Lord Denbigh. It is very good of you to remember me so long, and prove it … [Denbigh] 74057-10

    • 23 May 1874. Frederick James Furnivall to RB. BT, pp. 7–8. Last night we had a Paper at the New Shaksp. Soc. by my … [Folger] 74058-00

    • 23 May 1874. Richard Hengist Horne to RB. As I do not know when I am at all likely to see you, I fancy … [Turnbull] 74059-00

    • 27 May 1874. RB to Alexander J.D. D’Orsey. Many thanks for your kind invitation, with much regret that … [ABL] 74060-00

    • 1 June 1874. Frederick James Furnivall to RB. BT, pp. 8–9. Please say whether my report of your opinion on the Macbeth … [Folger] 74061-00

    • 1 June 1874. RB to Oscar Browning. I beg pardon for having somehow deferred thanking you for … [Eton (Meredith)] 74061-10

    • 2 June 1874. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 9. It matters very little what I said on a point about which … [Huntington] 74062-00

    • 9 June 1874. RB to Henrietta Chambers. I really can’t say how grateful I am for your goodness & … [Fales] 74063-00

    • 9 June 1874. RB to Louisa Mary Knightley. I shall be very happy to dine with you next Friday, as you … [ABL] 74064-00

    • 9 June 1874. RB to William Wetmore Story. BAF, pp. 174–176. I write at once on the impulse of having seen Mr Lowell last … [Morgan] 74065-00

    • 10 June 1874. Aubrey Thomas de Vere to RB. Pray accept a Drama which I am sending you on Alexander the … [Yale] 74066-00

    • 13 June 1874. RB to Emilia Francis Pattison. Armytage (1), pp. 185–186. I was quite sure that you had done what you could for the … [BL] 74067-00

    • 14 June 1874. RB to Elizabeth Smith. I should greatly enjoy dining with you were it not that I am … [Scotland] 74067-10

    • 14 June 1874. RB to Benjamin Jowett. May I dare appeal to your well-approved goodness for a great … [ABL] 74068-00

    • 15 June 1874. RB to Harriet Marian Stephen. How glad I should be were it possible! But I am engaged all … [ABL] 74069-00

    • 20 June 1874. Richard Hengist Horne to RB. I hasten to inform you—knowing how very glad you will be to … [Turnbull] 74070-00

    • 21 June 1874. John Byrne Leicester Warren to RB. BBIS-8, p. 63. Is there any chance of our being fortunate enough to find … [ABL] 74071-00

    • 21 June 1874. RB to Fanny Hertz. I am quite disengaged on the 2d of July, and shall be very … [Harvard] 74072-00


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