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    • 25 January 1877. RB to John Pyke Hullah. NL, p. 237. You have done my poem much honor by setting it to music. Of … [ABL] 77012-00

    • 31 January 1877. William Allingham to RB. You may have chanced to see a long letter in the Echo of the … [Taylor Coll] 77013-00

    • 31 January [1877]. Rhoda Broughton to RB. I am up for a week or 10 days. Will you spare time to come & … [Yale] 77014-00

    • 1 February 1877. RB to William Allingham. I suppose the mischievous fool, who wrote the letter, sent … [Taylor Coll] 77015-00

    • 1 February 1877. Alice Jacobson to RB. The Diary of Alfred Domett, 1872–1885, ed. E.A. Horsman (London, 1953), p. 180. Will you grant a young girl who has many hopes … [            ] 77015-05

    • [2 February 1877]. RB to Joseph Milsand. Transcript in private collection (envelope only). [            ] 77015-10

    • 3 February [1877]. Rhoda Broughton to RB. Come tomorrow by all means. I shall be delighted to see you. [Yale] 77016-00

    • 5 February 1877. RB to Arthur Edward Waite. “A.E. Waite, “A Recollection of Robert Browning,” Horlick’s Magazine & Home Journal, 1 (January 1904), 41–42. I must beg your pardon for having delayed a little my thanks … [            ] 77016-10

    • 9 February 1877. John Westland Marston to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 69–70. May I hope that the good will I have always received from … [ABL] 77017-00

    • 10 February [1877]. Auberon Herbert to RB. BBIS-8, p. 70. There is an election at the Athenaeum I believe on the 13th. [ABL] 77018-00

    • 10 February 1877. John Westland Marston to RB. BBIS-8, p. 70. Accept my warmest thanks for your most prompt and efficient … [ABL] 77019-00

    • 10 February 1877. RB to Sidney Colvin. How good and kind of you to invite me as you do! I shall be … [ABL] 77019-10

    • 10 February 1877. RB to John Westland Marston. It must be some thirty years since we were all surprised and … [Folger] 77020-00

    • 10 February 1877. RB to George Murray Smith. “Michael Meredith, “Browning and the Prince of Publishers,” Browning Institute Studies, 7 (1979), 10 (in part). You are, as ever, very kind and encouraging. I almost think … [Eton] 77021-00

    • 12 February 1877. RB to Oscar Browning. You are good indeed. I shall be very happy to accept your … [Harvard] 77022-00

    • 13 February 1877. RB to Kate Fanny Thompson. Offered for sale by G.A. Van Nosdall, book seller, New York, List 578 (1937), item 24. [            ] 77023-00

    • 15 February 1877. RB to Sidney Colvin. NL, pp. 237–238. I had already received Mr Browning’s invitation, & replied … [Huntington] 77024-00

    • 19 February 1877. RB to Sidney Colvin. Offered for sale in Anderson’s Cat. 2267 (1928), item 537. I have succeeded in disengaging myself from a dinner on the … [            ] 77025-00

    • 20 February 1877. RB to Helen Zimmern. You were very good in promising to come so far for a visit … [Chapin] 77025-10

    • 22 February 1877. RB to Lady Combermere. I beg to thank you for your kind invitation, and to say that … [Huntington] 77026-00

    • 23 February 1877. John Addington Symonds to RB. I was deeply sensible of the Courtesy you showed me at the … [Harvard] 77027-00

    • 26 February 1877. John Addington Symonds to RB. Your letter has given me great heart’s content. I am not … [Harvard] 77028-00

    • 28 February 1877. RB to Fanny Hertz. I shall be very happy to dine with you on the 18th … [ABL] 77028-10

    • 2 March 1877. RB to George Murray Smith. Will you allow me to introduce to you—and (however … [Eton] 77029-00

    • 6 March 1877. RB to Emily Roche. Offered for sale by Francis Edwards, book dealers, London, Cat. 507 (1928), item 83. [            ] 77030-00


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