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• • 3 [January 1887]. RB to Frederick Bazett Doveton. It is I who am hurt at hearing that I have managed to … [ABL] 87004-10

• • 3 January 1887. RB to Robert Francis Martineau. I beg to acknowledge your kindness in conveying to me the … [ABL] 87005-00

• • 7 January 1887. Lord Dufferin to RB. I was very glad to get a line from you, and I need not say … [ABL] 87006-00

• • 7 January 1887. RB to Mary Anne Coleridge. Although I am much better than when I wrote concerning your … [Texas] 87007-00

• • 7 January 1887. RB to George Barnett Smith. With this you will receive the complete poem. It cannot be … [Eton (Meredith)] 87008-00

• • 7 January 1887. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I enclose a list of the few corrigenda in the Revises … [ABL] 87009-00

• • 8 January 1887. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 143. I was on the point of writing to enquire about you—not … [Huntington] 87010-00

• • 8 January 1887. RB to George Murray Smith. I was sorry indeed to hear, when I called at Waterloo Place … [Eton] 87011-00

• • 8 January 1887. RB to Laura Smith. Offered for sale by R. Atkinson, book seller, London, Cat. (date unknown), item 20. … [            ] 87011-10

• • [8 January 1887]. RB to Thomas J. Wise. LRB, p. 260. I have seldom met with such a strange inability to … [BL] 87012-00

• • 8 January 1887. RB to Thomas J. Wise. LRB, pp. 260–261. Since I wrote the hasty answer to the enquiry in your letter … [BL] 87013-00

• • [8 January 1887]. RB to Margaret Keep. “Michael Meredith, “Margaret Keep: Fancies and Facts,” Browning Society Notes, 22 (December 1994), 14 (in part). Spent the autumn and early winter in England—the cold … [Berg] 87014-00

• • 8 January 1887. George Murray Smith to RB. Author’s file copy at Eton. I have read the proofs of your new volume … [            ] 87014-05

• • 12 January 1887. RB to Percy F. Marks. I hope you will attribute to no indifference with respect to … [ABL (Envelope) & Virginia] 87014-10

• • 13 January 1887. Edward Oliver Wolcott to RB. My friend Mr. J.C. Parkinson has forwarded to me your very … [Virginia] 87015-00

• • 14 January 1887. RB to Lady Stanley. It will give me great pleasure to dine with you on the 24th. [Eton (Meredith)] 87015-10

• • 14 January 1887. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 71–73. I am not going to let another gap deform our correspondence … [ABL] 87016-00

• • 15 January 1887. RB to Arthur Galton. I put it to your sense of the fitness of things– Ought one … [Berman] 87002-00

• • 19 January 1887. RB to George Murray Smith. Many thanks for the cheque. I am glad indeed that matters … [Eton] 87017-00

• • 19 January 1887. RB to Thomas J. Wise. LRB, p. 261. It is very kind of Mr Kingsland to reprint his Lecture and … [BL] 87018-00

• • 20 January 1887. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 339. I have no Proof sheets of the new volume,—nor would be … [ABL] 87019-00

• • [21 January 1887]. RB to Ellen Mary Whishaw. … [ABL (Envelope)] 87019-10

• • 22 January 1887. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 339–340. I will say—for the A quattr’ Occhi—next Wednesday at … [ABL] 87020-00

• • 22 January 1887. RB to William Stanley Withers. The Sonnet concerning which you enquire, was written … [Manchester PL] 87021-00

• • 23 January 1887. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 340. May I anticipate by a day the pleasure you promise me, and … [ABL] 87022-00