Search Results | Correspondence

• • 20 June [1881]. Lord Houghton to RB. Could you do me the pleasure of lunching … [ABL] 81122-07

• • 21 June 1881. RB to Mary Hobhouse. Transcript in private collection. I shall be delighted to dine with you … [            ] 81122-10

• • 21 June 1881. RB to Sophia Jay. To think that your letter has waited all this while … [ABL] 81122-15

• • 21 June 1881. RB to Charles Kent. I was away from London when your letter arrived—hence the … [ABL] 81122-20

• • 21 June 1881. RB to Lord Houghton. I shall be happy to take luncheon with you on Saturday as … [Tennyson Centre] 81123-00

• • 21 June 1881. RB to Margaret Moscheles. I was again so unfortunate as to be prevented from obeying … [ABL] 81124-00

• • 22 June 1881. RB to Charles Hamilton Aidé. I ought to go, I believe, to some three afternoon … [ABL] 81125-00

• • 22 June 1881. RB to Lady Denbigh. I beg to acknowledge the honor of your invitation, and to … [Denbigh] 81126-00

• • 24 June 1881. RB to Clifford Harrison. Offered for sale by Maggs, Cat. (date unknown), item 50. I was much engaged that morning but managed to enjoy the … [            ] 81127-00

• • 24 June 1881. RB to Thomas Gambier Parry & Ethelinda Parry. Offered for sale in The Ingatherer, 28 (Dec 1932), item 22. … [            ] 81128-00

• • 24 June 1881. RB to William Hale White. “Wilfred H. Stone, “Browning and ‘Mark Rutherford,’” Review of English Studies, NS 4 (1953), 253 (in part). You will do me a pleasure indeed by calling to-morrow as you … [Huntington] 81129-00

• • 25 June 1881. RB to Margaret Egerton Castle. I was disengaged on the 9th and am not, unluckily, on the … [ABL] 81129-10

• • 28 June 1881. RB to Amalie Joachim. How good and kind you are! and how sorry am I that your most … [ABL] 81130-00

• • 30 June 1881. RB to Gustav Natorp. The delay in answering your kind letter of invitation was … [Texas] 81131-00

• • [early July 1881]. Oscar Wilde to RB. The Complete Letters of Oscar Wilde, ed. Merlin Holland and Rupert Hart-Davis (New York, 2000), p. 111. Will you accept from me the first copy of my poems—the … [BL] 81111-10

• • 1 July 1881. William Angus Knight to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 89–90. Many a day, since the pleasant morning I spent in your house … [ABL] 81132-00

• • 2 July 1881. RB to Elizabeth Smith. When I left home, last evening, with your card in my pocket … [ABL] 81132-10

• • 3 July 1881. RB to Frances Power Cobbe. Frances P. Cobbe, Life of Frances Power Cobbe by Herself (Boston, 1894), II, 17–18. I wish I were not irretrievably engaged on Monday Afternoon … [Huntington] 81133-00

• • 4 July 1881. RB to Lord Derby. By the kindness of Dr. Smith I receive a communication you … [ABL] 81134-00

• • 4 July 1881. RB to William Smith. Thank you exceedingly for the transmission of the letter … [ABL] 81135-00

• • 5 July 1881. RB to Edward W.B. Nicholson. Transcript at Bodleian. I beg you will convey to the Committee of the London … [            ] 81135-10

• • 5 July 1881. RB to George Murray Smith. I have written a few lines to Mr Woodroffe, thanking him as … [Eton] 81136-00

• • 8 July 1881. RB to George Murray Smith. RB-GS, pp. 330–331. I return the unwise letters of Furnivall. He has written to … [Eton] 81137-00

• • 9 July 1881. George Murray Smith to RB. RB-GS, p. 331. When one’s feelings are touched perhaps the fewest words are … [Eton] 81138-00

• • 12 July 1881. William Allingham to RB. May I trouble you with just a word to tell you we are … [Taylor Coll] 81139-00