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    • 22 April 1887. RB to Constance Astley. Offered for sale by Maggs, Cat. 278 (January 1912), item 50. You kindly ‘tempt me inside your door’ with the ‘enclosed’ … [            ] 87086-00

    • 22 April 1887. RB to Gertrude Nicholson. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 30 April 1968, lot 436. [            ] 87087-00

    • 23 April 1887. RB to Mary Elizabeth Kay. I shall be happy to go to you, and do what I can—with my … [Eton] 87087-10

    • 23 April 1887. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. NL, p. 343. I at once recognize the Book as having belonged to my Father … [Berg] 87088-00

    • 23 April 1887. RB to Alice Stopford Green. You are kind indeed. [NLI] 87087-50

    • 24 April 1887. RB to George John Romanes. I beg to thank you exceedingly for your kind invitation … [Bodleian] 87089-20

    • 24 April 1887. RB to Mary Mundella. I shall be delighted to dine with you on the 14. proxmo. [Sheffield] 87089-00

    • 24 April 1887. RB to John Murray. Thank you very much for the “Quarterly” which I found at the … [Eton] 87089-10

    • 25 April 1887. RB to Emily Marion Harris. You spoke of the Grosvenor-Gallery Private View: here is a … [ABL] 87090-00

    • 25 April 1887. RB to Lord Sudeley & Lady Sudeley. Offered for sale by Myers, March 1955. Mr. Browning begs to return his best thanks to Lord and Lady … [            ] 87090-10

    • 26 April 1887. RB to Gustav Natorp. Welcome home! I am sorry to hear of the cold you are … [Texas] 87091-00

    • 29 April 1887. RB to George Murray Smith. RB-GS, p. 323. I supposed that there was an agreement between you and … [Eton] 87092-00

    • [? May 1887]. RB to Mary Elizabeth Kay. On Thursday, with the greatest pleasure. All regards to you … [Eton] 87092-10

    • [ca. May 1887]. RB to William Wetmore Story & Emelyn Story. BAF, pp. 191–192. I have too long delayed saying what I can truly say that I … [Texas] 87093-00

    • 3 May 1887. George William Curtis to RB. Louise Greer, Browning and America (Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1952), p. 46 (in part). It is very long since the days in Florence and at … [ABL (Envelope) & Virginia] 87094-00

    • 3 May 1887. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I shall be happy to dine with you on the 18th. since you are … [Westminster] 87095-00

    • 4 May 1887. RB to J. Edward Pfeiffer. Pray do not suppose me at all insensible to your great … [Taylor Coll] 87096-00

    • 6 May 1887. RB to Augusta Kenyon-Parker. I am sorry to say, I am prevented from obeying your kind … [ABL] 87097-00

    • 6 May 1887. RB to Gustav Natorp. I shall be happy to dine with you next Sunday as you desire … [Texas] 87098-00

    • 6 May 1887. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Here is an unpretentious quatrain which illustrates a … [Morgan] 87098-10

    • [7] May 1887. Katharine Harris Bradley to RB. We should like to come—my Atthis & I—to your study to tell … [BL] 87098-20

    • 8 May 1887. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. We know that our poet-friend is … [BL] 87098-30

    • 8 May 1887. RB to Emily Marion Harris. … thank you heartily. I return your kind wishes with all … [ABL] 87099-00

    • 8 May 1887. RB to Charles Fletcher Skirrow & Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 344. … add just one piece of kindness more to the accumulation … [ABL] 87100-00

    • 8 May 1887. RB to George Barnett Smith. Poet-lore, IV (April 1892), 237 (in part). You must know, and well know, how much cause I have to value … [            ] 87101-00


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