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    • 27 November [1881]. Sidney L. Lee to RB. BBIS-8, p. 91. A small society has been formed in Oxford for the study of … [ABL] 81192-00

    • 28 November 1881. RB to Sidney L. Lee. I beg to acknowledge your very kind letter of yesterday, and … [Bodleian] 81193-00

    • 28 November 1881. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Offered for sale in Myers’ Cat. 278 (February 1931), item 874. I am quite unable to contribute to the magazine you mention. [            ] 81194-00

    • 29 November 1881. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Offered for sale by John Heise Autographs, Syracuse, New York, Catalogue 2531, item 42. I hope I am too rational to take offense … [            ] 81194-05

    • 29 November 1881. Duke of Bedford to RB. RB-KB, p. 6. If ever an opportunity should occur, on which I might … [ABL] 81194-10

    • 4 December 1881. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 4–7. Now let us shut the Gondola glasses,—I forget the technical … [ABL] 81195-00

    • 4 December 1881. RB to Edmund Gosse. Edmund Gosse, Robert Browning, Personalia (Boston and New York, 1890), p. 8. What am I to say, or try to say? Your goodness and … [ABL] 81196-00

    • 4 December 1881. RB to Cecil Palgrave. Pray forgive some delay in replying to your kind invitation … [Virginia Historical] 81196-10

    • 4 December 1881. RB to Helen Zimmern. I shall be delighted to see you again—and so will my Sister … [San Gimignano] 81196-20

    • 8 December 1881. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 41–42. I assure you I shirked no labour but took down and piled up … [Harvard] 81197-00

    • 10 December 1881. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 131–133. I am sorry indeed to find you have written a letter to my … [Pforzheimer] 81198-00

    • 12 December 1881. RB to George Barnett Smith. LRB, p. 206. Certainly you shall have any proofs of any poem as soon as … [Taylor Coll] 81199-00

    • 15 December 1881. RB to George Lillie Craik. Thank you extremely for the opportunity you offer of seeing … [ABL] 81199-10

    • [mid-December 1881]. Philip Gilbert Hamerton to RB. Offered for sale by Tregaskis, Cat. 743 (1913), item 410. [            ] 81199-20

    • 16 December 1881. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 43. I return the Proofs: where do you find that the holiday of … [BL] 81200-00

    • 17 December 1881. RB to Philip Gilbert Hamerton. P.G. Hamerton, P.G. Hamerton: an Autobiography, 1834–58, and a Memoir by His Wife, 1858–94 (Boston, 1896), p. 447. You will do me an honour indeed by the dedication you … [            ] 81201-00

    • 18 December 1881. RB to John Daniel Williams. I am happy indeed that you have this great happiness: your … [ABL] 81202-00

    • 20 December 1881. RB to Moncure Daniel Conway. The little story about the cricket and the singer is Greek … [ABL] 81203-00

    • 20 December 1881. RB to John W. Field. NL, pp. 269–271. Long ago I had your very kind letter and should have … [Yale] 81204-00

    • 20 December 1881. RB to Mary Louisa Frith. Certainly I will be punctually at your House to-morrow at … [Tx A&M] 81204-10

    • 20 December 1881. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. LVC, 1st Ser., I, 95. You are undoubtedly right, and I have mistaken the meaning … [            ] 81205-00

    • 20 December 1881. RB to Henrietta Louisa Sidney Lear. May I beg you to mention the extracts which you require for … [ABL] 81206-00

    • 22 December 1881. RB to Gustav Natorp. Pen arrived last night, and, this morning, has shown me your … [Texas] 81207-00

    • 23 December 1881. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, p. 7. … this is not the letter I was meaning to write concerning the … [ABL] 81208-00

    • 23 December 1881. RB to Thomas Waldo Story. BAF, pp. 179–180. I am sure you do me the justice to believe that whatever … [Texas] 81209-00


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