Search Results | Correspondence

• • 21 January 1875. RB to George Murray Smith. I am sure you are quite right: so let it be, in One such … [Eton] 75011-00

• • 22 January 1875. Edmund Gosse to RB. Just a year ago, in a letter which I keep among my best … [Huntington] 75012-00

• • 25 January [1875]. Rhoda Broughton to RB. You were so good as to say that you would come & see me when … [Eton (Meredith)] 75012-10

• • 26 January 1875. George Goodin Moulton-Barrett to RB. “George S. Hellman, “Some Unpublished Papers of R. and E.B. Browning,” Harper’s Monthly, 132 (March 1916), 539. Many many thanks for your kind letter, & for the confidence … [Scripps] 75013-00

• • 27 January 1875. RB to Edmund Gosse. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 25 February 1929. … [            ] 75014-00

• • 30 January 1875. Edmund Gosse to RB. These are the lines I should like to prefix to my drama, if … [Huntington] 75015-00

• • 1 February 1875. RB to Edmund Gosse. Transcript in private collection. You have indeed honored me,—and delighted me more than I … [            ] 75016-00

• • 3 February 1875. RB to Florence May. I beg to thank you very much for your kind letter and the … [Creighton] 75016-10

• • 9 February 1875. RB to Joseph Milsand. Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, May 1892, p. 852 (in part). Here are the first two Proofs: don’t send them back till you … [ABL/JMA] 75016-20

• • 10 February [?1875]. RB to Rosalind Frances Howard. I wish indeed I were able to enjoy dining with you on the … [ABL] 75016-30

• • 16 February 1875. RB to Philip Bourke Marston. I was indebted, now a long time ago, to your kindness for a … [LC] 75017-00

• • 19 February 1875. RB to Mary Dickens. Here is the autograph duly entered at “May 7.” And I could … [ABL] 75017-10

• • 19 February 1875. RB to George Stovin Venables. I shall be happy indeed to dine with you on the 1st as you … [Wales] 75018-05

• • 23 February 1875. Edward Spencer to RB. Will you think it impertinent if a total stranger, who is a … [Virginia] 75018-10

• • 23 February 1875. RB to Algernon Charles Swinburne. The Swinburne Letters, ed. Cecil Y. Lang (New Haven, Conn., 1959–62), 3, 18–19. I feel much embarrassed in what I want to say. Your … [BL] 75019-00

• • 24 February 1875. RB to Alexander Balloch Grosart. LRB, pp. 166–167. I have been asked the question you now address me with, and … [Yale] 75020-00

• • 25 February 1875. Algernon Charles Swinburne to RB. Swinburne, 3, 19–20. I hope I need not tell you what pleasure you have given me … [Yale] 75021-00

• • 1 March 1875. RB to George Stillman Hillard. I write in utmost haste to repair an omission,—indeed the … [Yale] 75022-00

• • 2 March 1875. RB to Henrietta Anne Huxley. I am most obliged to you for the kindness of your invitation … [Imperial College] 75023-00

• • 3 March 1875. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. It has only this moment dawned on me that the monstrous word … [ABL] 75024-00

• • 7 March 1875. John Byrne Leicester Warren to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 64–65. If you are by chance disengaged on Thursday next the 11th … [ABL] 75025-00

• • 7 March 1875. RB to Charles Allen Thorndike Rice. How can I thank you enough for you kind present of those … [ABL] 75026-00

• • [8 March 1875]. RB to John Byrne Leicester Warren. … [ABL (Envelope)] 75026-50

• • 12 March 1875. RB to George Murray Smith. I called two days ago to know how you were—having heard you … [Eton] 75027-00

• • [?14 March 1875]. RB to Helena Faucit Martin. How very good you are—and how very sorry am I, who have … [Huntington] 75001-00