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• • 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

• • 14 July 1882. RB to Lady Wentworth. The name of the Editor is—Norman MacColl,—and his address … [BL] 82122-20

• • 15 July 1882. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 141–143. I am heartily glad that you are better, or no worse at least … [Pforzheimer] 82123-00

• • 16 July 1882. RB to Amelia B. Edwards. I would most cheerfully obey your kind invitation and that … [Somerville] 82123-10

• • 17 July 1882. RB to Louise Jopling. You are very good indeed,—and I am as grateful, I hope,—but … [Jopling] 82123-20

• • 19 July 1882. Philip Gilbert Hamerton to RB. Offered for sale by Tregaskis, Cat. 743 (1913), item 410. … [            ] 82123-30

• • 21 July 1882. RB to Edward Abbott. It was from anything but neglect or indifference that I … [Wellesley] 82124-00

• • 21 July 1882. RB to Helena Faucit Martin. It was indeed my misfortune, but not at all my fault, that I … [Huntington] 82125-00

• • [?22 July 1882]. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. Orr, pp. 329–330. They always treat me gently in Punch—why don’t you do the … [            ] 82126-00

• • [ca. 22 July 1882]. RB to Phoebe Smalley. Offered for sale by Robert K. Black, book seller, Upper Montclair, New Jersey, December 1949. … [            ] 82127-00

• • 25 July 1882. John Daniel Williams to RB. My daughter wishes me to give you her warmest thanks for the … [Yale] 82128-00

• • 25 July 1882. RB to Phoebe Smalley. NL, p. 276. I cannot help telling you at once that I have just seen … [            ] 82129-00

• • 27 July 1882. RB to Frances Collins. Your most kind and pleasant note has been too long unreplied … [ABL] 82130-00

• • 27 July 1882. RB to William Angus Knight. William A. Knight, Retrospects (London, 1904), pp. 79–80. Your very kind letter has been far too long unanswered … [Morgan] 82131-00

• • 28 July 1882. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 54. The time is very near when we two go our several ways from … [Huntington] 82133-00

• • 29 July 1882. RB to Harry Buxton Forman. Certainly I will sign the paper,—but I think I have done so … [Pforzheimer] 82134-00

• • 29 July 1882. RB to Emily Hickey. “Matthew Russell, “Poets I Have Known,” The Irish Monthly, 31 (April 1903), 195–196. I am going away in a few days … [            ] 82134-10

• • 31 July 1882. RB to Harry Buxton Forman. I return the paper, signed as you desire. With respect to … [Pforzheimer] 82135-00

• • 1 August 1882. RB to Baroness de Stern. By an accident I have omitted answering a very kind note … [Salomons] 82137-10

• • 15 August 1882. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 54–56. Let me thank you at once for Professor Corson’s only too … [Huntington] 82138-00

• • 16 August 1882. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 145–149. … all was pleasant to read in your letter except the remark … [Pforzheimer] 82139-00