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    • 23 January 1883. RB to Edith Gwyn Jeffreys. I beg to thank your Father as well as yourself … [Phillips Exeter] 83017-10

    • 27 January 1883. RB to George Murray Smith. I shall hardly be found such a fool as,—whenever you please … [Eton] 83018-00

    • 30 January 1883. RB to Julia Pollock. I shall be very happy to dine with you on the 22nd of next … [ABL] 83019-00

    • 3 February 1883. RB to Maria Drummond. I shall be very happy to dine with you on the 20th as you … [Eton] 83019-10

    • 3 February 1883. RB to Charlotte Augusta Stacpoole. My name is quite at your service (poor as that may be) for … [ABL] 83020-00

    • 4 February 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 64–65. You are very good to care about my opinion concerning what … [Huntington] 83021-00

    • 4 February 1883. RB to Louisa Elizabeth Lawrence. It will give me great pleasure to see you & your Sister … [Eton] 83021-05

    • 4 February 1883. RB to Isabella Rose Collier. I am very sorry to say that your kind invitation finds me … [ABL] 83020-10

    • 5 February 1883. RB to Jane Dalzell Hill. I shall be very happy to dine with you on the 24th. Pray … [ABL] 83021-10

    • 8 February 1883. RB to John W. Field. … my Sister long ago must have said something for me: I waited … [Virginia] 83021-20

    • 9 February 1883. John Daniel Williams to RB. The Enclosure has come to me today, simultaneously with the … [Yale] 83022-00

    • 9 February 1883. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 281–282. I am sure I was not sorry to find you were out on the day I … [ABL] 83023-00

    • 12 February 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 65–66. Though it is a matter of course that, when you signify that … [Huntington] 83024-00

    • 13 February 1883. RB to Kate Lewis. Transcript in private collection. I shall be very happy to dine with you on the 28th. [            ] 83024-50

    • 14 February 1883. RB to George Barnett Smith. I send you the first tolerably corrected “proofs” I am able … [Scripps] 83025-00

    • 15 February 1883. RB to Mary Katharine Stanley. I will do all in my power to deserve the very kind … [ABL] 83026-00

    • 15 February 1883. RB to Louisa Edith Ward. I am very sorry to say, your kind engagement finds me bound … [ABL] 83026-10

    • 17 February 1883. RB to George Barnett Smith. The Pall Mall Gazette, 21 March 1890, p. 7 (in part). Your letter arrived as I was on the point of going out in a … [Pforzheimer] 83027-00

    • 18 February [1883]. Benjamin Jowett to RB. I forwarded your letter to Miss Smith and thank you for your … [ABL] 83028-00

    • 18 February 1883. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Through an accident, I have only found and read your letter … [ABL] 83029-00

    • 20 February 1883. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 21–22. … am I never to hear from you again? This is the judicious way … [ABL] 83030-00

    • 20 February 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 67–68. I return Professor Corson’s very kind (and indeed surprising … [Huntington] 83031-00

    • 20 February 1883. RB to George Murray Smith. Yes, my dear Smith, I know how you neglect any opportunity … [Eton] 83032-00

    • 22 February 1883. RB to Nina Lehmann. BBIS-24, pp. 28–29. When I say that I am already engaged for the 28th—I might … [Texas] 83033-00

    • 25 February 1883. RB to Mary Katharine Stanley. I accept your kind invitation for the 17th with great … [ABL] 83034-00


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