Search Results | Correspondence

• • 23 April 1885. Ernest Hartley Coleridge to RB. BBIS-8, p. 106. You were good enough to say that you would be present at the … [ABL] 85076-00

• • 24 April 1885. RB to Gertrude Nicholson. I shall be very happy to dine with you on the 9th of next … [ABL] 85078-00

• • 25 April 1885. RB to Lady Carnarvon (1856–1929). I beg to say how sorry I was to find myself unable to obey … [BL] 85078-05

• • 25 April 1885. RB to Ernest Hartley Coleridge. If I dared break a rule I have consistently kept all my life … [Texas] 85078-10

• • [?25 April 1885]. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. I am unwilling that you should be without a word from me … [ABL] 85078-20

• • 25 April 1885. RB to Gustav Natorp. Next Saturday the Irving Club perform my play of the … [Texas] 85079-00

• • 27 April 1885. RB to Marc André Raffalovich. It would give me great pleasure to accept your kind … [ABL] 85080-00

• • 28 April 1885. RB to Mary Katharine Stanley. It would give me great pleasure were I able to accept your … [ABL] 85081-00

• • 28 April 1885. RB to Sydney Hedley Waterlow. I beg to say that I shall have great pleasure in combining … [Turnbull] 85082-00

• • [30] April 1885. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 112. … before I go to bed I must tell you how more than pleased I … [Huntington] 85083-00

• • 30 April 1885. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 315. I shall be happy to go to you on the 8th. I much fear I … [ABL] 85084-00

• • 7 May 1885. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. I thank you exceedingly for this last expression of your … [ABL] 85085-00

• • 7 May 1885. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 112–113. Thank you heartily, my dear Furnivall: but don’t “bicycle” … [Huntington] 85086-00

• • 7 May 1885. RB to Emily Marion Harris. … do believe the simple truth that, from the beginning, all … [ABL] 85087-00

• • 7 May 1885. RB to Charles Fletcher Skirrow & Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 315. I cannot bring myself to try and do more than say that I … [ABL] 85088-00

• • 8 May 1885. RB to Maria Drummond. I make haste to say that I shall be happy to dine with you … [Eton] 85088-10

• • 8 May 1885. RB to Mary Teresa Mundella. Armytage (2), p. 157 (in part). I cannot even attempt to say properly at all what I feel … [Sheffield] 85089-00

• • 8 May 1885. RB to William Hale Savile. Such expressions as you have graced my Birthday with, so … [ABL] 85090-00

• • 8 May 1885. RB to Dorothea Thorpe & Eliza Ellen Thorpe. Dorothea Mary Benson, Lady Charnwood, An Autograph Collection (London, 1930), p. 225. I am sure you will help me by saying in your own kind words … [BL] 85091-00

• • 11 May 1885. RB to William Smith. I shall be delighted to dine with you on the 14th next … [Texas] 85093-00

• • 12 May 1885. RB to Nina Lehmann. BBIS-24, p. 33. It will be indeed delightful to see you again and dine with … [Texas] 85094-00

• • [?13] [May 1885]. RB to Nina Lehmann. I & Pen will be very happy to dine with you on Sunday. [Pforzheimer] 85095-01

• • 14 May 1885. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. … you know now gladly I would dine with you next Sunday were … [ABL] 85094-10

• • 14 May 1885. RB to Leon H. Vincent. First of all, pray forgive the merely apparent neglect of … [Wellesley] 85095-00

• • 17 May 1885. RB to Ethel Harraden. I fear—or am certain, rather, I am sorry to say, that I … [Westminster] 85095-10