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    • 3 November 1876. RB to Annie Egerton Smith. I am happy to think that you found the letter (your own) as … [ABL] 76106-30

    • 4 November 1876. RB to Annie Egerton Smith. I said my little say in the letter which, I hope, is at this … [ABL] 76106-40

    • 6 November 1876. RB to George Washburn Smalley. Thank you very much for your kind remembrance of me. I am … [ABL] 76107-00

    • 7 November 1876. RB to Annie Egerton Smith. I can’t blame you for staying longer—nor blame myself for … [ABL] 76107-10

    • 9 November 1876. RB to Frederick Langbridge. I hope—and indeed suppose—that you will have attributed my … [Morgan, Ray Bequest] 76108-00

    • 10 November 1876. RB to Annie Egerton Smith. I do hope you intend making a rush of it on Monday—you may … [ABL] 76108-20

    • 11 November 1876. RB to Lady Portsmouth. When I returned to London, after a little absence, I found a … [Motley] 76108-10

    • 11 November 1876. RB to Annie Egerton Smith. I hope this comes out of your pocket just after your … [ABL] 76108-30

    • 14 November 1876. RB to Annie Egerton Smith. You have done very wisely in waiting, under the … [ABL] 76108-40

    • 16 November 1876. RB to Arabella Shore. Louisa Shore, Poems (London, 1897), p. 33. I have read the poem with just the result I expected; no … [            ] 76108-50

    • 17 November 1876. RB to Helen Zimmern. I was away from this place, shut up in a Scotch Islet indeed … [Yale] 76109-00

    • 19 November 1876. RB to George Murray Smith. I have just written to the “Athenaeum” Editor, stating once … [Eton] 76110-00

    • 21 November 1876. Editor of The Athenæum to RB. I am much obliged for the note and the enclosure which I … [Eton] 76111-00

    • 22 November 1876. RB to George Murray Smith. I received, this morning, the note I enclose. I had sent … [Eton] 76112-00

    • 23 November 1876. RB to Phoebe Smalley. I beg to thank you exceedingly for your kind invitation … [ABL] 76112-10

    • 25 November 1876. RB to George Murray Smith. I have just received, and now enclose to you, Shepherd’s … [Eton] 76113-00

    • 28 November 1876. RB to Frederick Greenwood. In the notice of the project of Shepherd—for which I beg … [ABL] 76113-10

    • 28 November 1876. RB to George Murray Smith. I can only repeat my thanks– Whatever could be done you have … [Eton] 76114-00

    • 30 November 1876. RB to Reuben Browning. I assure you that in this matter of the “Conference,” I have … [ABL] 76115-00

    • 1 December 1876. RB to Rhoda Broughton. I shall be happy indeed to see you. Would it be convenient … [Cheshire] 76117-00

    • 1 December [1876]. Rhoda Broughton to RB. I wish you would come & see me. I leave London I think next … [Yale] 76118-00

    • 3 December 1876. RB to William Fisher. I have to beg you will kindly allow me to go to you on … [Pforzheimer] 76119-00

    • 5 December 1876. Glasgow University Independent Club to RB. BBIS-8, p. 11. The office of Lord Rector in this University becomes vacant … [ABL] 76120-00

    • 5 December 1876. John Nichol to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 11–12. I do not know why the students who address you in an … [ABL] 76121-00

    • 16 December 1876. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley to RB. You may remember about four years ago we had a kind of … [ABL] 76122-00


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