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• • 24 December 1881. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 44–45. Forgive a little delay in acknowledging your letter. I might … [ABL] 81210-00

• • 26 December 1881. RB to Jane E. Cook. Facsimile at ABL. With all thanks from RB—who will “kindly allow” Mrs Cook … [            ] 81211-00

• • 26 December 1881. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. Offered for sale by Swann, 17 September 1992, lot 44. If you & Miss Lewis will gratify my sister & myself by … [            ] 81211-03

• • 27 December 1881. RB to Laura Theresa Alma-Tadema. It will give us the greatest pleasure—I speak for my Sister … [Shakespeare] 81211-05

• • 27 December 1881. RB to Thomas Hay Sweet Escott. I was greatly obliged by your kind and valued gift of … [BL] 81211-07

• • 27 December 1881. RB to Myles.N. Myers. In reply to your kind letter inquiring whether I am about to … [Syracuse] 81211-10

• • 30 December 1881. RB to V.D. Davis. The Times Literary Supplement, 8 February 1952, p. 109. I sincerely beg your pardon for the delay in replying to … [ABL (Envelope) & Manchester College] 81212-00

• • [?1882]. Aubrey Thomas de Vere to RB. Transcript in private collection. Their disgraceful ... the very strongest part, not only … [            ] 82001-10

• • [?1882]. RB to Lydia Paget. Offered for sale by Goodspeed’s, 7 June 1960. It will be an exceeding pleasure to my sister and myself to … [            ] 82003-10

• • 1 January 1882. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 8–10. I will not be overwhelmed and stifled by your kindness upon … [ABL] 82004-00

• • 1 January 1882. RB to Lady Lyttelton. You are too good in so wording an invitation to meet you … [Pforzheimer] 82005-00

• • 5 January 1882. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 45–46. I quite understand and appreciate your motive in writing to … [Huntington] 82006-00

• • 10 January 1882. RB to Thomas Hay Sweet Escott. I am greatly obliged by the kind invitation,—which does not … [BL] 82006-10

• • 12 January 1882. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 46–47. I am beginning to enjoy the results of the institution of … [Harvard] 82007-00

• • 13 January 1882. RB to Kegan Paul. Ernest Dressel North (book seller, New York), Catalogue of a Choice Collection, November 1906, p. 11. I am in every way greatly obliged to you for your very kind … [            ] 82008-00

• • 14 January 1882. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 133–135. … you are alone as I am—Pen having left on Thursday evening … [Pforzheimer] 82009-00

• • 15 January 1882. RB to George Murray Smith. Never mind anything about our little disappointment except … [Eton] 82010-00

• • 16 January 1882. RB to Mary Ford. I thought to call on you yesterday and, by seeing you, make … [ABL] 82002-00

• • 16 January 1882. RB to Frederic William Burton. Here is all the information I can give you about the … [Berman] 82010-10

• • 16 January 1882. RB to Sidney Colvin. NL, pp. 271–272. I return the letter—an interesting one, but mainly so, to … [Huntington] 82011-00

• • 17 January 1882. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 47–48. Thank you very much for your friend’s information, though I … [Yale (Envelope) & Wellesley] 82012-00

• • 18 January 1882. RB to George Manville Fenn. I cannot be quite sure that I have replied to a request … [ABL] 82013-00

• • 20 January 1882. George A. Macmillan to RB. I have great pleasure in announcing to you that you were … [University College] 82013-10

• • 23 January 1882. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. LVC, 1st Ser., II, 3–4. I return Mr. Radford’s letter with many thanks. I never … [            ] 82014-00

• • [ca. 23 January 1882]. RB to Editor of The Oracle. The Oracle, 23 January 1882. … [            ] 82015-00