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    • 15 December [1879]. John Ruskin to RB. It is wonderfully pretty and good of you to write all that … [Eton] 79147-10

    • 19 December 1879. John Daniel Williams to RB. I was idling my time on these considered trifles here … [Yale] 79148-00

    • 19 December 1879. RB to Gustav Natorp. We are very sorry to find, at nearly the last moment, that … [Texas] 79149-00

    • 20 December 1879. RB to Mary Anne Coleridge. It will give me very great pleasure indeed to dine with you … [Texas] 79150-00

    • [?22 December 1879]. RB to Gustav Natorp. I make haste to say that Pen will be extremely happy to dine … [Texas] 79150-10

    • 23 December 1879. RB to George Murray Smith. I return the lists, from each of which I have struck out the … [Eton] 79151-00

    • 29 December 1879. RB to John Henry Ingram. LRB, p. 188. Thank you exceedingly for your little book—which amused me … [Eton (Meredith)] 79152-00

    • 29 December 1879. RB to Mary Montgomerie Singleton. I got the gift last evening, and shutting up a most … [Anstruther] 79152-10

    • 29 December 1879. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I have been tardy in acknowledging with due thanks your kind … [ABL] 79153-00

    • 29 December 1879. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 12–13. I congratulate you heartily on your Paul Brill and his … [Texas] 79154-00

    • [30 December 1879]. RB to Joshua Kirkman. A press of engagements of one or another kind prevented me … [ABL] 79155-00

    • [?1880]. RB to William G. Kingsland. Poet-lore, IV (April 1892), 236–237. Your poems are full of the best spirit, and will be a … [            ] 80001-10

    • [ca. 1880]. Charles F. Daniels to RB. In 1867 I was living in London and engaged in pursuing my … [Virginia] 80001-20

    • 7 January 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. It will best, while we are about it, to get both pictures … [Edinburgh] 80002-10

    • 7 January 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. Here is another case of troubling you—and this time … [Eton] 80003-00

    • 15 January 1880. RB to Julia Constance Fletcher. You may well say “I shall feel sorry for you”: I feel … [Bodleian] 80003-10

    • 19 January 1880. RB to Mary Dickens. It must have been my own negligence which left your … [ABL] 80004-00

    • 21 January 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. I enclose the letter: you have my full consent to accede to … [Eton] 80005-00

    • 23 January 1880. RB to Mary Dickens & Georgina Hogarth. … your two notes are very good & gratifying—as indeed, from … [ABL] 80006-00

    • 24 January 1880. RB to Sophia Jay. Very sorry I am to say it,—I have an engagement … [ABL] 80006-10

    • 24 January 1880. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I say with real sorrow that I am engaged for the 5th. Feb … [McGill] 80007-00

    • 27 January 1880. RB to William Wetmore Story. BAF, pp. 176–179. It says something for the delight I always have in getting … [Texas] 80008-00

    • 29 January 1880. RB to Louisa Elizabeth Lawrence. I am deeply concerned at being prevented from dining with … [Eton] 80008-10

    • 30 January 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. You know how much I am indebted for all your kindness. The … [Eton] 80009-00

    • 30 January 1880. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 13–14. Thank you very much for the “Thomson”—which you ought to … [Texas] 80010-00


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