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    • 7 March 1880. RB to Miss Kent. I cannot return the Photograph, inscribed as you please to … [ABL] 80022-00

    • 7 March 1880. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 15–16. How pleasant it is to hear your voice and shake your hand in … [Texas] 80023-00

    • 12 March 1880. RB to Georgiana Catherine Duff Gordon. Offered for sale by B. Altman & Co., New York, 1 December 1974. I was unable to avail myself of your kind invitation for … [            ] 80024-00

    • 12 March 1880. RB to Gertrude Tennant. I delayed a reply to your kind & pleasant invitation … [West Glamorgan] 80024-50

    • 14 March 1880. Celia Thaxter to RB. Orr, pp. 333–334 (in part). Your note reached me this morning, but it belonged to my … [            ] 80025-00

    • 16 March 1880. RB to George David Boyle. I have no doubt the thing is as you surmise—a joke. I never … [Birmingham Univ] 80026-00

    • 17 March 1880. RB to Hallam Tennyson. BBIS-22, p. 40. I & my Sister thank you exceedingly for the kind invitation … [Tennyson Centre] 80027-00

    • [?20] [March 1880]. RB to Gustav Natorp. I called to say that Pen’s four pictures will be on view at … [Texas] 80027-10

    • 21 March 1880. RB to Lord Coleridge. The person parodied was a certain Dr Busby—and the Edinburg … [Wellesley] 80028-00

    • 22 March 1880. RB to William Allingham. Some New Pictures by Mr. R. Barrett Browning will be on View … [Taylor Coll] 80030-00

    • 22 March 1880. George Dodson to RB. I send you herewith a Form of Return for the year 1879 … [PRO] 80030-10

    • 23 March 1880. RB to George Dodson. The Daily Chronicle, 28 April 1913, p. 6. In reply to your note of yesterday, I beg to say that I had … [PRO] 80031-00

    • 23 March 1880. RB to Hallam Tennyson. BBIS-22, pp. 40–41. I shall be happy to dine with you all on Easter Monday. The … [Tennyson Centre] 80032-00

    • [24 March 1880]. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. Some New Pictures by Mr. R. Barrett Browning will be on View … [Huntington] 80033-00

    • 27 March 1880. RB to Clara Bell. Mrs Orr desires me to tell you,—in reply to an inquiry you … [Pforzheimer] 80034-00

    • 27 March 1880. RB to Henry Barrett-Lennard. “The Bishop ordered his tomb”; and it was built, in the … [ABL] 80035-00

    • 27 March 1880. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I have tried in vain to find Townshend Mayer’s address: I … [Berg] 80036-00

    • 28 March 1880. RB to John Ruskin. I hear it is possible you may be in Town: on the chance of … [ABL] 80036-10

    • 28 March 1880. RB to Tom Taylor. I was very glad to see your card, though I should have … [ABL] 80037-00

    • 30 March 1880. RB to Clara Montalba. I should indeed have “cared”—and much more than “cared” … [ABL] 80038-00

    • 30 March 1880. RB to John Trivett Nettleship. I am very sorry indeed; and so is my Sister,—that we have … [Colby] 80039-00

    • 31 March 1880. John Daniel Williams to RB. My little girl threatens to make me an April Fool tomorrow. [Yale] 80040-00

    • 31 March 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. You know well enough what you have done for me—and, I hope … [Eton] 80041-00

    • 1 April 1880. RB to Elizabeth Lecky. I shall be very happy to dine with you on the 8th as you … [Dublin] 80042-00

    • 1 April 1880. RB to Mary Charlotte Mair Simpson. I am sorry to say, neither my Sister nor myself will be able … [Wales] 80042-10


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