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    • 22 November [1874]. Rhoda Broughton to RB. I must write you one line to tell you how glad I was to … [Yale] 74096-00

    • 24 November 1874. RB to Rhoda Broughton. I gratefully hold you to your promise to let me know in … [Cheshire] 74097-00

    • 24 November 1874. RB to James Thomas Knowles. My friend M. Milsand sent to the “Contemporary,” some time … [ABL] 74098-00

    • 24 November 1874. RB to Anne Benson Procter. Your servant brought me that present: I went to Weymouth St. [ABL] 74099-00

    • 25 November 1874. RB to John Byrne Leicester Warren. I have had a long holiday, & believe I ought to keep at home … [Rylands] 74099-10

    • 27 November 1874. Richard Hengist Horne to RB. I know you will pardon the abrupt note I sent you—on the … [Turnbull] 74100-00

    • 4 December 1874. RB to Georgina Isabella Butler. I really needed a day before I could make up my mind to say … [Trinity] 74101-00

    • 4 December 1874. RB to Anne Thackeray. Anne Thackeray Ritchie: Journals and Letters, ed. Lillian F. Shankman (Columbus, Ohio, 1994), p. 183. We never got any note, or you should have been properly … [ABL] 74102-00

    • 17 December 1874. RB to Giuseppe Chiarini. “N.S. Thompson, “A New Browning Letter,” Notes and Queries, October 1981, p. 415. I am sure you will have divined the reason of my silence in … [Chiarini] 74103-00

    • 18 December 1874. George Goodin Moulton-Barrett to RB. I want to say a word to you about the tomb at Florence. The … [Scripps] 74104-00

    • 27 December [1874]. Frances Power Cobbe to RB. BBIS-8, p. 64. I have just heard you take as much interest as I do in the … [ABL] 74105-00

    • 28 December 1874. RB to Frances Power Cobbe. Frances P. Cobbe, Life of Frances Power Cobbe by Herself (Boston, 1894), II, 16–17. I return the Petition, for the one good reason, that I have … [            ] 74106-00

    • 28 December 1874. RB to Harriet Marian Stephen. I return the petition signed as you desire and with my whole … [Eton] 74107-00

    • 30 December 1874. RB to George Murray Smith. I have put to-gether a few notices of the picture: if … [Eton] 74108-00

    • [ca. 1875]. RB to Fanny Hertz. Forgive a poor demented creature who, having to answer in … [Harvard] 75001-10

    • [ca. 1875]. RB to Reuben Browning. Received: thank you very much. [ABL] 75001-20

    • 1875. RB to Mary Augusta Ward. Offered for sale by Goodspeed’s, Cat. (date unknown). [            ] 75004-00

    • 4 January 1875. RB to George Murray Smith. I only had the opportunity this evening of looking into that … [Eton] 75005-00

    • 6 January 1875. Richard Hengist Horne to RB. I only write a line to tell you that the wretches who were … [Turnbull] 75006-00

    • 11 January 1875. RB to Augustus Henry Beesly. I beg to thank you exceedingly for your translation of the … [University College] 75006-10

    • 11 January 1875. RB to George Barnett Smith. LRB, p. 165. I do hope—&, indeed, feel almost sure—that your kindness & … [ABL] 75007-00

    • 14 January 1875. RB to George Murray Smith. Thank you much for the enclosure. As for the correcting … [Eton] 75008-00

    • 15 January 1875. RB to Lady Leigh. You pleased to dispense with my answer to your letter … [Shakespeare] 75008-05

    • 16 January 1875. RB to Elizabeth Garrett Anderson. Transcript in private collection. I beg to say how very sorry I was at finding myself unable … [            ] 75008-10

    • 20 January 1875. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. B-GB, pp. 298–300. You will certainly have wondered at the delay in replying to … [Morgan] 75010-00


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