Search Results | Correspondence

• • 15 December 1883. Allan Park Paton to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 96–97. I make no apology, for I feel sure that with your first … [ABL] 83185-00

• • 15 December 1883. RB to Virginia Frances Compton. Compton Mackenzie, My Life and Times, Octave Two, 1891–1900 (London, 1963), p. 47. You will, I hope, have been certain, from the delay on my … [Texas] 83185-10

• • 15 December 1883. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I write in utmost haste to say that I only just now get your … [ABL] 83186-00

• • 15 December 1883. RB to Hallam Tennyson. “T.J. Collins, “Three Additional Letters from Browning to the Tennysons,” Tennyson Research Bulletin, 4 (1982), 26. I, was behindhand,—to my vexation,—with my thanks for your … [Tennyson Centre] 83186-10

• • 16 December 1883. RB to Paul Hamilton Hayne. Transcript at Duke. Pray forgive some hurry in writing, caused, as it is, by my … [Duke (Envelope)] 83187-00

• • 16 December 1883. RB to D. Hotson Palmer. I hope you will have attributed the delay in replying to … [ABL] 83188-00

• • 16 December 1883. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I hope you will have attributed the delay in replying to … [Wellesley] 83189-00

• • 16 December 1883. RB to Charles H. Young. Philip Kelley, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 1806–1861 (London, 1961), p. 8 (in part). I am just returned to England after some months’ absence … [Pforzheimer] 83190-00

• • 17 December 1883. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 177–179. I shall not leave your house, as I am presently obliged to … [Pforzheimer] 83191-00

• • 17 December [1883]. RB to Emily Hickey. NL, pp. 353–354. Tell Professor Gardiner by all means—with the same … [Yale] 83192-00

• • 17 December 1883. RB to Jane Dalzell Hill. NL, p. 294. … it was a real vexation to me that I found myself unable to … [ABL] 83193-00

• • 17 December 1883. RB to Harry Speight. Pray excuse the delay in replying to your obliging note … [Eton (Meredith)] 83193-10

• • 17 December 1883. RB to Anna Swanwick. When your kind letter, after some delay, reached me at … [ABL] 83194-00

• • 17 December 1883. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 20 March 1890, item 48. In reply to your question, I beg to say that there is no … [            ] 83195-00

• • 19 December 1883. RB to Emily Hickey. NL, p. 294. I suppose we may preferably read “The Rights we claimed” … [Huntington] 83196-00

• • 22 December 1883. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 295. I did get your letter to Portland Place,—but I was just on … [ABL] 83197-00

• • 22 December 1883. RB to Katherine Boughton. Transcript in private collection. Although I came back to London some days ago … [            ] 83196-05

• • 23 December 1883. Lord Carnarvon to RB. I have this morning received your most interesting letter. [Yale] 83198-00

• • 24 December 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 85–88. Thank you much for the “Academy” that comes this morning. [Huntington] 83199-00

• • 24 December 1883. RB to Allan Park Paton. Kind Words From a Sick Room (Greenock, 1891), pp. 9–10. I had only just returned to England after an absence of some … [ABL] 83200-00

• • 24 December 1883. RB to Harry Speight. I shall answer your purpose and comply with your obliging … [Eton (Meredith)] 83200-10

• • 25 December 1883. RB to Louise Chandler Moulton. NL, p. 295. I am only just returned to Town,—hence a delay, for which … [LC] 83201-00

• • 25 December 1883. RB to Caroline Blanche Lindsay. How very good you are, and how unlucky am I … [ABL] 83202-00

• • 26 December 1883. Henry Parkes to RB. On the 7th inst I addressed a note to you with a book and … [Turnbull] 83203-00

• • 26 December 1883. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 88. Oh no, my dear Furnivall,—I have not the heart to wish the … [Huntington] 83204-00