Search Results | Correspondence

• • 16 September 1880. RB to Sophia Jay. It was a pleasure indeed to get a letter from you … [ABL] 80110-10

• • 17 September 1880. RB to Phoebe Smalley. Your kind letter came after me to this little hamlet—(which … [ABL] 80111-00

• • 19 September 1880. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 91–96. … a second letter, this morning, I did not expect: and all I … [Pforzheimer] 80112-00

• • 3 [October] 1880. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 96–98 (as 3[0] September 1880). … with so much to say,—it perversely happens that I have so … [Pforzheimer] 80106-00

• • 3 [October] 1880. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I beg to apologize for the delay in replying to your letter … [Wellesley] 80107-00

• • [6 October 1880]. Unidentified Correspondent to RB. … [ABL (Envelope)] 80114-00

• • 9 October 1880. Edward James Reed to RB. BBIS-8, p. 84. When I had the very great pleasure of meeting you at Sir H. [ABL] 80115-00

• • 13 October 1880. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 98–101. I should have written at once on the arrival of your very … [Pforzheimer] 80116-00

• • [15 October 1880]. Unidentified Correspondent to RB. … [ABL (Envelope)] 80117-00

• • 15 October 1880. RB to John Henry Ingram. LRB, p. 191. It is quite true that I am, through a testamentary … [Huntington] 80118-00

• • 16 October 1880. RB to Alexander Macmillan. Offered for sale by Maggs, Cat. 794 (1950), item 63. You are quite at liberty to make that use of the poetry of … [            ] 80119-00

• • 19 October 1880. RB to Charles W. Deschamps. NL, p. 255. My absence from England will explain the cause of the delay … [ABL (Envelope) & Yale] 80120-00

• • 19 October 1880. Elizabeth Porter Gould to RB. Has anybody told you of the beautiful room which Wellesley … [Virginia] 80120-10

• • 20 October 1880. Theodore Tilton to RB. I have to-day forwarded to you by mail a copy of a book of … [Virginia] 80120-20

• • 23 October 1880. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 101–103. This is to apprise you that we leave on our homeward journey … [Pforzheimer] 80121-00

• • 24 October 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. Betty Miller, Robert Browning, a Portrait (London, 1952), p. 242 (in part, as 24 February 1880). I presume—I am sure I sincerely hope, at least,—that you … [Eton] 80122-00

• • 27 October 1880. RB to Clara Montalba. What can I say now that I see the exquisite thing you have … [ABL] 80123-00

• • 27 October 1880. Rossiter Johnson to RB. Because I have found so much satisfaction in reading and … [Virginia] 80123-10

• • 1 November 1880. John Daniel Williams to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 84–85. I wished you a silent ‘God speed’ when you went abroad: let … [ABL] 80124-00

• • [4 November 1880]. Unidentified Correspondent to RB. … [ABL (Envelope)] 80125-00

• • 8 November 1880. RB to Charles W. Deschamps. NL, p. 256. I returned to London last night, and had intended to call on … [Yale] 80126-00

• • 8 November 1880. Theodore Martin to RB. I know I have not to bespeak your kind consideration … [Folger] 80126-05

• • 9 November 1880. RB to Charles D. Browning. I arrived here the day (or night) before yesterday,—and find … [ABL] 80126-10

• • 9 November 1880. RB to A. Ellis. Transcript in private collection. On returning to London, after absence abroad, I find your … [            ] 80126-20

• • 10 November 1880. RB to Mary Teresa Mundella. Armytage (2), p. 156 (in part). We are back, since two days: I got somehow out of sorts at … [Sheffield] 80127-00