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• • 29 March 1884. RB to John Everett Millais. Pen was going himself to say,—what I tell him you will take … [Morgan] 84087-00

• • [29 March 1884]. RB to Frances Jane Sitwell. I make haste to say that the Statues and Pictures arrived … [Kentucky] 84087-10

• • 29 March 1884. RB to Frances Jane Sitwell. Telegram at ABL. Grosvenor takes busts Idyl Landscape from Islet statue two … [            ] 84088-00

• • [30 March 1884]. John Everett Millais to RB. The Doctor tells me I must rest my back all day, & I am … [ABL] 84088-10

• • [30 March 1884]. RB to John Everett Millais. You know how sorry I was to find you were unwell yesterday … [Morgan] 84089-00

• • 31 March 1884. John Everett Millais to RB. I am suffering from such a severe cold, that I am afraid I … [Eton (Meredith)] 84089-10

• • 31 March 1884. RB to Charles Kent. I really found it too hard to acknowledge your kind present … [Kentucky] 84090-00

• • 31 March 1884. RB to Gustav Natorp. I greatly regret to say, Pen and myself are both engaged … [Texas] 84091-00

• • 31 March 1884. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 302–303. I would not send you a mere Circular to tell you that Pen’s … [ABL] 84092-00

• • 31 March 1884. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I have been anything but unmindful of your kind promise to … [ABL] 84093-00

• • 2 April 1884. RB to Joseph Middleton Jopling. I was vexed at finding it impossible to abandon my son in … [Jopling] 84093-10

• • 2 April 1884. RB to Anna Lea Merritt. NL, p. 303. I was disappointed in my hope of being able to get away from … [Yale] 84094-00

• • 3 April 1884. RB to Bret Harte. ANQ, 12, 3 (Summer 1999), 42. I had not been to the Club for perhaps a fortnight when your … [Bret-Harte] 84094-10

• • 3 April 1884. RB to Thomas R. Macquoid. All yesterday I was trying to make amends to various persons … [ABL] 84095-00

• • 4 April 1884. RB to Lucy Madox Rossetti. Only a few minutes ago did Robert leave for Paris, and I am … [British Columbia] 84097-00

• • 5 April 1884. RB to Joseph Joachim. NL, pp. 303–304. Will this trifle answer the purpose? It is all I could do in … [Yale] 84098-00

• • 7 April 1884. RB to John Andrew Jennings. You are quite welcome to make use of the Four Poems you … [ABL] 84099-00

• • 8 April 1884. Joseph Joachim to RB. It was so generous and kind of you to write the … [ABL] 84100-00

• • 9 April 1884. RB to George Murray Smith. Thank you very much. If you will have the goodness to direct … [Eton] 84101-00

• • 10 April 1884. John Westland Marston to RB. Transcript in private collection. I have undertaken to write a few memoirs for the New … [            ] 84101-10

• • 12 April 1884. RB to Charles Dent Bell. I need all your charity to excuse—indeed, to believe in the … [ABL] 84102-00

• • 12 April 1884. RB to Mary Elizabeth Kay. There would be no need of pressing me to say “yes,” with all … [Eton] 84102-10

• • 13 April 1884. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 46–49. Ah, dear Friend, with what a relief I take up this sheet of … [ABL] 84103-00

• • 21 April 1884. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. Copy in F.J. Furnivall’s hand at Westminster. I consent to my Poem “Ah, Love, but a day” being publisht as … [            ] 84103-10

• • 21 April 1884. RB to Louisa Elizabeth Lawrence. Thank you very much indeed: I shall be delighted to see you … [Eton] 84103-20