Search Results | Correspondence

• • 11 February 1887. RB to Richard W. Colles. I have confessed in print long ago that I took some … [Cornell] 87043-00

• • 11 February 1887. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 45–46. One word, in the greatest hurry, dear Mr Williams to say how … [Texas] 87044-00

• • 12 February 1887. Sara T. Kinney to RB. I fear I am about to subject you to an annoyance,—one, too … [Virginia] 87045-00

• • 12 February 1887. RB to Walter Rowlands. You ask very kindly for a thing that appears little enough … [Cornell & Taylor Coll (Envelope)] 87046-00

• • 14 February 1887. RB to Thomas Proudfoot. Will Mr Proudfoot have the kindness to get the two Hebrew … [Kansas] 87046-10

• • 15 February 1887. RB to Augusta Matthews. To my great vexation, I am engaged—since I don’t know how … [ABL] 87047-00

• • [?mid-February] [1887]. RB to Margaret Keep. “Michael Meredith, “Margaret Keep: Fancies and Facts,” Browning Society Notes, 22 (December 1994), 14 (in part). … here; and you will please to believe me when I say that five … [ABL] 87047-10

• • 17 February 1887. RB to Aubrey Thomas de Vere. I have too long delayed thanking you for Your Brother’s book … [ABL] 87048-00

• • 18 February 1887. RB to Enid Layard. I am happy to say, your kind invitation finds me as able as willing … [Eton (Meredith)] 87049-00

• • 20 February 1887. RB to Mary Schlesinger. Depend on it, I was far more sorry than you could be at … [ABL] 87050-00

• • 20 February 1887. RB to A. Wise. I fear I have no characteristic of “a Great Man,” unless it … [ABL] 87051-00

• • 22 February 1887. RB to Elizabeth Lewis. To my real sorrow, I am already engaged for the 17th of … [Bodleian] 87051-10

• • 23 February 1887. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I am sorry to be forced to continue obdurate. My works … [Scripps] 87052-00

• • 23 February [1887]. RB to Robert Moir Spence. Aberdeen Evening Express, 1 March 1887, p. 2. You have been misled by a strange omission … [            ] 87051-20

• • 28 February 1887. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 73–75. … let us begin to talk together,—oh, that it could be a … [ABL] 87054-00

• • 28 February 1887. RB to Edward Oliver Wolcott. When I received your most generous and very beautiful … [ABL] 87055-00

• • 2 March 1887. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 144. Thank you much for your ingenious paper and kind commentings … [Huntington] 87056-00

• • 2 March 1887. RB to Emily Marion Harris. Such a time to have elapsed, Dear Friend, since your Book … [ABL] 87057-00

• • 2 March 1887. RB to Marc André Raffalovich. You were so good as to send me, not long ago, the new volume … [ABL] 87058-00

• • 4 March 1887. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 145. Don’t trouble yourself about Smart on my account … [Harvard] 87059-00

• • 5 March 1887. RB to Maria Drummond. Transcript in private collection. To my great regret, I am already engaged on the day for … [            ] 87059-10

• • 7 March 1887. RB to Lady Cloncurry. It is not more than a week ago since Mr Frederick Harrison … [Kansas] 87060-10

• • 7 March 1887. RB to Clara Moulton. You are as kind as I am unfortunate: I have an engagement … [Kentucky] 87060-20

• • 9 March 1887. RB to John Oliver. NL, p. 341 (as to Unidentified Correspondent). I beg to return my best thanks for your kind and sympathetic … [Huntington] 87061-00

• • 9 March 1887. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. … [ABL] 87062-00