Search Results | Correspondence

• • 12 June 1882. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, p. 23. Now that I have to return your paper, and speak about it … [Texas] 82111-00

• • 12 June 1882. RB to Ellen Busk. Transcript in private collection. I am very sorry to say that I find myself already engaged … [            ] 82109-50

• • 13 June 1882. RB to Gustav Natorp. I am sorry indeed to have missed M. Rodin: you I shall soon … [Texas] 82112-00

• • 13 June 1882. RB to Cecil Palgrave. I am again as unlucky as ever in finding myself engaged when … [NYPL-Ms] 82113-00

• • 15 June 1882. RB to Emilie Schlesinger. I shall be happy to dine with you on the 23d. as you … [Eton (Meredith)] 82113-10

• • 18 June 1882. RB to Charles Loring Brace. I should be happy to meet you at Mr Neill’s to-morrow were I … [Huntington] 82114-00

• • [18 June 1882]. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, p. 140 (in part). I found your letter, on reaching home after having been away … [ABL] 82115-00

• • 18 June 1882. RB to Helen Zimmern. The MSS consist mainly or all but entirely of Beddoes’ own … [Yale] 82116-00

• • [19 June 1882]. RB to Lord Houghton. Offered for sale by Bauman Rare Books, Philadelphia, Cat., 1995, item 38. Will you put the accompanying little book among the far … [            ] 82116-03

• • 19 June 1882. Hiram Corson to RB. Will you permit me, at some time convenient to yourself … [Virginia] 82116-05

• • 22 June 1882. RB to Hiram Corson. Lilian Whiting, The Brownings, Their Life and Art (Boston, 1911), p. 247 (in part). I was unfortunately away from home all yesterday and … [Cornell] 82116-10

• • [22 June 1882]. Aubrey Thomas de Vere to RB. Transcript in private collection (envelope only). … [            ] 82117-00

• • 23 June 1882. RB to Elizabeth Lewis. To my real sorrow, I am engaged on both the evenings you … [Bodleian] 82117-10

• • 26 June 1882. RB to Frances Robinson. I sincerely wish I could accept your kind invitation for the … [Harvard] 82118-00

• • 26 June 1882. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. The photographs, of which you have heard, are only intended … [Texas] 82119-00

• • 26 June 1882. James Russell Lowell to RB. Will you breakfast with me the next Thursday as Ever was … [ABL] 82119-05

• • 27 June 1882. RB to Constance Flower. I find it will be as easy as pleasant for me to obey your … [ABL] 82119-10

• • 29 June 1882. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 53–54. You give me an opportunity which I gladly catch at to inform … [Wellesley] 82120-00

• • 2 July 1882. RB to Mary Katharine Stanley. I have to beg pardon for the delay in replying to your kind … [ABL] 82121-00

• • 3 July 1882. RB to Gustav Natorp. All right,—dear Natorp,—I will see you with the usual … [Texas] 82122-00

• • 5 July 1882. RB to Louisa Sarah Bevington. ANQ, 13, 3 (Summer 2000), 38–39. The inveterate, faulty habit of fancying that silence is as … [Bell] 82122-05

• • 5 July 1882. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I am quite unable to give you the information you required. [ABL] 82122-06

• • [ca. 7 July 1882]. Louisa Sarah Bevington to RB. ANQ, 13, 3 (Summer 2000), 39. Author’s copy with Bell. It certainly never would have entered my head to hope that … [            ] 82122-07

• • 8 July 1882. RB to Sarah Bolton. I am so inveterately pledged to contribute to no periodical … [ABL] 82122-10

• • 2 March 1883. RB to Florence Boughton. Thank you very much for your kind invitation … [ABL] 83040-10