Search Results | Correspondence

• • 18 January 1888. RB to Mary Gladstone Drew. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 29 July 1921. My admiration? I shall not shrink from the word—affection … [            ] 88014-00

• • 19 January 1888. Mary Gladstone Drew to RB. BBIS-8, p. 124. I am sending you the little book, & when you return it … [ABL] 88015-00

• • 21 January 1888. RB to Fannie Browning & Robert Barrett Browning. LRB, pp. 283–284. I am, of course, more anxious to hear about you than ever … [Toronto] 88016-00

• • 21 January 1888. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. I miss the “friendly tap” this morning, but my Sister tells … [ABL] 88017-00

• • 24 January 1888. RB to Margaret Moscheles. There was only one reason for an absence which was far more … [ABL] 88018-00

• • 24 January 1888. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 354–355. You would have heard from me long before this, had I not … [ABL] 88019-00

• • 24 January 1888. RB to George Murray Smith. “Philip Kelley and W.S. Peterson, “Browning’s Final Revisions,” Browning Institute Studies, 1 (1973), 92 (in part). Thank you very much for the Cheque. I am getting quite well … [Eton] 88020-00

• • 25 January 1888. RB to Robert Barrett Browning. LRB, p. 284. … you know very well how we have been feeling for you and poor … [BL] 88021-00

• • 25 January 1888. RB to George Murray Smith. First—the cheque received with many thanks. Next, many … [Eton] 88022-00

• • 26 January 1888. RB to Marie Benecke. Margaret Deneke, Paul Victor Mendelssohn Benecke (Oxford, [1954]), p. 15 (in part). If it was primarily the attraction of their relationship … [Balliol] 88023-00

• • 27 January 1888. RB to Mary Gladstone Drew. I return the little book, as you desire … [ABL] 88023-10

• • 28 January 1888. RB to Robert Barrett Browning. LRB, pp. 284–285. … we were very glad indeed to get your letter of the 17th. We … [BL] 88024-00

• • 31 January 1888. RB to Thomas J. Wise. LRB, p. 286. I shall be happy to see you whenever you do me the favour to … [BL] 88025-00

• • 2 February 1888. Alexander Balloch Grosart to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 124–125. I wish to thank you from my innermost heart for your letter. [ABL] 88026-00

• • 2 February [1888]. Malcolm MacColl to RB. The Moscheleses cannot come to me just now, but they hope to … [Yale] 88027-00

• • 2 February 1888. John Trivett Nettleship to RB. I shall not be in town for another month … [ABL] 88027-50

• • 4 February 1888. RB & Sarianna Browning to Robert Barrett Browning. I hope, however, that by this time I may write to dearest … [Balliol] 88028-00

• • 4 February 1888. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I have been far from well, or you would have seen something … [ABL] 88029-00

• • 4 February 1888. RB to Editor of The Athenæum. The Athenæum, 11 February 1888, p. 179. In reply to the letter of Mr. Ingram, I have only to say … [            ] 88033-00

• • 7 February [1888]. Malcolm MacColl to RB. I am coming up for election at the Athenaeum next Monday … [Yale] 88030-00

• • 8 February 1888. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 355–356. … how very good you are! To be sure, you always have been so … [ABL] 88031-00

• • 10 February [1888]. Malcolm MacColl to RB. You are really too kind. My friends will be in ecstasies … [Yale] 88032-00

• • [11 February 1888]. RB to Fannie Browning & Robert Barrett Browning. Your letter, received on Thursday, was great and good news … [Balliol] 88034-00

• • 12 February 1888. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 149–151. I was sorry indeed to find, on getting home, that you had … [ABL] 88035-00

• • 12 February 1888. Anna Wad to RB. Sir, a year or so ago I met with Mrs. Browning’s poetical … [Virginia] 88035-10