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    • 7 May 1886. RB to Charles Kent. Offered for sale by Maggs, Cat. 215 (Nov 1905), item 108. [            ] 86085-00

    • 7 May 1886. RB to Charles Fletcher Skirrow & Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 326. … thank you from my heart—I can say nothing better nor more … [ABL] 86086-00

    • 7 May 1886. John Daniel Williams to RB. Salvete, Nonæ! Welcome, Nones of May! … [Yale] 86086-05

    • 8 May 1886. RB to Dorothea Thorpe & Eliza Ellen Thorpe. All love and gratitude to my dearest Dorothea … [ABL] 86089-20

    • 8 May 1886. RB to James Dykes Campbell. Typescript at BL. I was so grateful for the kind words of Mrs Campbell and … [            ] 86086-10

    • 8 May 1886. RB to Alma Murray Forman. Ten Letters of Robert Browning Concerning Miss Alma Murray—Mrs. Alfred Forman (Edinburgh, [1929]), p. 11. I must say,—what many must already have said, perhaps more … [Texas] 86087-00

    • 8 May 1886. RB to Mary Teresa Mundella. Armytage (2), p. 157. Again your beautiful roses and, even better still, your … [Sheffield] 86088-00

    • 8 May 1886. RB to William Hale Savile. I received with great pleasure the beautiful flowers,—and … [ABL] 86089-00

    • 11 May 1886. RB to Roden Noel. “Desmond Heath, “Which ‘Then’—is like ‘Tomorrow’,” Browning Society Notes, 27 (December 2000), 38. To-morrow (Wednesday next) will suit me perfectly, and I … [Heath] 86089-05

    • 12 May 1886. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. We came up to town for The Cenci, & hoped to see you there. [BL] 86089-10

    • 12 May 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 132–133. Congratulations, first and foremost, on your victory, of … [Yale] 86090-00

    • 12 May 1886. RB to Elizabeth Cabot Harcourt. NL, p. 326. I beg to say how sorry I am that an earlier engagement will … [LC] 86091-00

    • 12 May 1886. RB to Louisa Elizabeth Lawrence. I beg to accept your most kind and pleasant invitation … [ABL] 86092-00

    • 13 May 1886. RB to Edith Emma Cooper. I hope I need not say how much your very kind proposal … [BL] 86092-10

    • 13 May 1886. RB to Violet Paget. NL, pp. 327–328. I shall never quite believe you have forgiven and forgotten … [ABL] 86093-00

    • 14 May 1886. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. We are delighted that we may see you again, & we thank you … [BL] 86093-05

    • 14 May 1886. RB to Edmund Yates. Certainly I will sign such a Memorial as you mention, and … [Kentucky] 86093-10

    • 14 May 1886. RB to Charles Hamilton Aidé. I will go to you to-morrow with great pleasure. [ABL] 86093-03

    • [15 May 1886]. Frederic Leighton to RB. I hear that you are going tomorrow to the “Tale of Orestes” … [ABL] 86094-00

    • 15 May 1886. RB to Edith Emma Cooper. Next Tuesday, at One o’clock—with every delight in the … [BL] 86094-10

    • 15 May 1886. RB to Maria Drummond. I write in great haste to say I accept your kind invitation … [Eton] 86094-20

    • 15 May 1886. RB to J. Edward Pfeiffer. This is not the first time that you have most kindly offered … [Scripps] 86095-00

    • [ca. 17 May 1886]. Frederic Leighton to RB. It was very kind of you to send me a little lively Pun about … [ABL] 86082-00

    • 17 May 1886. Roden Noel to RB. “Desmond Heath, “Which ‘Then’—is like ‘Tomorrow’,” Browning Society Notes, 27 (December 2000), 38–39. I venture to send you & Miss Browning copies of my three … [ABL] 86096-00

    • 18 May 1886. RB to Ellen Gosse. I shall do my utmost to profit by your kind invitation for … [Leeds Univ] 86097-00


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