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    • 14 June 1886. RB to Joseph Milsand. You will be glad to know that my Sister is much better,—the … [ABL/JMA] 86115-20

    • 14 June 1886. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 329–330. I have great fear that I shall be unable to lunch with you … [ABL] 86116-00

    • 16 June 1886. RB to Frederick Enoch. Long ago as the incident happened which you are so good as … [Taylor Coll] 86117-00

    • 16 June 1886. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 330. S. is surprisingly better,—and, excepting the possibility … [ABL] 86118-00

    • 19 June 1886. RB to William Wetmore Story. BAF, pp. 186–190. I received last night the packet of M.S.—all thanks to your … [Morgan] 86119-00

    • 21 June 1886. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, p. 43. It is wonderful indeed: may it do all it should for you and … [Texas] 86120-00

    • 22 June 1886. RB to Marian Bradley. I am very sorry to say that since my Sister had the honor … [ABL] 86121-00

    • 22 June 1886. RB to Cecilia Brooke. Offered for sale by Ewbank Auctioneers, Woking, England, 2000, lot 456. [            ] 86121-05

    • 23 June 1886. RB to Joseph Milsand. I delayed writing from a hope that my Sister would herself … [ABL/JMA] 86121-10

    • 23 June 1886. RB to Felix Moscheles. NL, p. 330. I was obliged to get away furtively yesterday without … [Yale] 86122-00

    • 26 June 1886. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 191–192. I am far from being as “happy” as you suppose. My Sister … [Pforzheimer] 86123-00

    • 28 June 1886. RB to William Joseph Eastwick. Depend upon it, I shall never leave any invitation-card of … [ABL] 86123-10

    • 29 June 1886. Edwin Arnold to RB. We are both too busy for trifles; but reading you for half … [Texas] 86124-10

    • 29 June 1886. RB to Sidney Colvin. To my great regret, I am already engaged for the afternoon … [ABL] 86125-00

    • 2 July 1886. RB to Edwin Arnold. Offered for sale by Carnegie Book Shop, New York, Cat. (date unknown), item 33. [            ] 86126-00

    • 2 July 1886. RB to Mary Elizabeth Kay. I shall be delighted to receive the honor of a visit from … [Eton] 86126-10

    • 2 July 1886. RB to William Broadbent. It would give me great pleasure indeed to be present at the very interesting Banquet … [ABL] 86126-05

    • 3 July 1886. RB to George Barnett Smith. The paragraph you enclose refers, no doubt, to a notion I … [ABL] 86127-00

    • 4 July 1886. RB to Henrietta Baden-Powell. I found your kind note on my return, and greatly regret that … [ABL] 86128-00

    • 6 July 1886. RB to Henry Irving. The Critic, 25 October 1890, p. 209. In the course of your Lecture at Oxford, which has given us … [Hampden-Booth] 86128-10

    • 6 July 1886. RB to Thomas J. Wise. LRB, p. 251. I hardly know what you may be thinking of my negligence and … [Harvard] 86129-00

    • 7 July 1886. Henry Irving to RB. I hardly know how to thank you for your letter & the more … [Eton (Meredith)] 86130-00

    • 8 July 1886. RB to Kate Freiligrath-Kroeker. You are quite at liberty to print those Translations from … [Wellesley] 86131-00

    • 9 July 1886. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. My Sister is so much better as to be able to take a drive … [ABL] 86132-00

    • 9 July 1886. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. NL, p. 331. I can think of no better way than the obvious one of sending … [Huntington] 86133-00


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