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    • 12 July 1881. RB to Sidney Colvin. Sidney Colvin, Memories and Notes of Persons and Places, 1852–1912 (London, 1921), pp. 88–89. The remaining “proofs” were duly sent me—and I was able to … [Fitzwilliam] 81140-00

    • 14 July 1881. RB to Hiram Corson. Georgia Review, 6 (1952), 411. I shall be happy to see you if it can suit your arrangements … [Cornell] 81140-10

    • 14 July 1881. RB to Gustav Natorp. I find that Pen’s proper address is Hôtel de la Tête d’Or … [Texas] 81141-00

    • 15 July 1881. RB to Kegan Paul. NL, pp. 264–266. I want your good natured intervention in a little matter. [Huntington] 81142-00

    • 19 July 1881. RB to Sophia Jay. I sent you,—some weeks ago,—the unworthy photographs … [ABL] 81142-10

    • 22 July 1881. RB to Messrs. T. & W. Banting. I beg to acknowledge your letter of yesterday’s date, and to … [ABL] 81143-00

    • 22 July 1881. RB to George Murray Smith. All thanks for all the kindness. The “Gold Medal” is duly … [Eton] 81144-00

    • 23 July 1881. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 115–116. … you judge very justly of the feelings I entertained for the … [Pforzheimer] 81145-00

    • 25 July 1881. RB to Henry Morley. I could not speak at once,—that is the simple truth … [Eton (Meredith)] 81146-00

    • 25 July 1881. RB to Rabelais Club. Have the goodness to return my best thanks to the members of … [ABL] 81146-10

    • 26 July 1881. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 20–21. The lines “Eurydice to Orpheus” were written to illustrate … [Huntington] 81147-00

    • 26 July 1881. RB to Gustav Natorp. It will be very pleasant for me to dine with you to-morrow … [Texas] 81148-00

    • 27 July 1881. RB to Maud Farrar. I will say nothing of what is more immediately in all our minds: … [ABL] 81148-10

    • 27 July 1881. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. I never wrote any sonnet for any book whatever—American … [ABL] 81148-20

    • 28 July 1881. RB to Lord Mount Temple. It is very good of the Committee to care about my presence … [ABL] 81149-00

    • 28 July 1881. RB to Edward William Fithian. I received, two days ago, the honor of an application from … [ABL] 81149-10

    • 30 July 1881. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 117–118. I must briefly thank you for your letters—(two, including … [ABL (Envelope) & Pforzheimer] 81150-00

    • 30 July 1881. RB to Kegan Paul. Be sure,—and let Mr Munby be sure also,—that I never for a … [ABL] 81151-00

    • 30 July 1881. RB to George Murray Smith. I wrote at once yesterday to Pen,—and this morning get a … [Eton] 81152-00

    • 4 August 1881. Edward Hayes Plumptre to RB. Publishers are dilatory, but I hope that by this time you … [ABL] 81153-00

    • [5 August 1881]. Unidentified Correspondent to RB. [ABL (Envelope)] 81153-10

    • 5 August 1881. William G. Kingsland to RB. I am sure you will kindly pardon my addressing you—I am so … [ABL/JMA] 81153-20

    • 6 August 1881. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. I am grieved that my last letter in London—the Saturday’s … [Pforzheimer] 81154-00

    • 7 August 1881. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Offered for sale by Maggs, Cat. 266 (Easter 1911), item 281. Before this reaches you, I shall, in all likelihood, have … [            ] 81155-00

    • 20 August 1881. RB to Daniel Sargent Curtis. About two months ago, in London, I was greatly obliged by a … [Wellesley] 81156-00


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