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    • 13 March 1888. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 357. I shall be happy to lunch with you on the 21st. [ABL] 88057-00

    • 13 March 1888. RB to Frederic George Stephens. Your suggestion is a very kind one, and My Son would be … [ABL] 88057-10

    • 13 March 1888. RB to Walter B. Slater. I quite understood your kind offer, and was glad to hear … [ABL] 88062-10

    • 14 March 1888. RB to Mary Ann Quilter. I beg to thank you for your kind invitation … [ABL] 88058-00

    • 16 March 1888. RB to Fannie Browning & Robert Barrett Browning. LRB, pp. 289–290. I hug both of you in anticipation, even at this distance … [BL] 88059-00

    • 16 March 1888. RB to Alma Murray Forman. Ten Letters of Robert Browning Concerning Miss Alma Murray—Mrs. Alfred Forman (Edinburgh, [1929]), p. 15. What am I to say of your performance yesterday? How … [Texas] 88060-00

    • 16 March 1888. W. May Phelps to RB. I send you by this post the Daily News of the 5th. inst. [Virginia] 88060-10

    • 17 March 1888. RB to Edmund Gosse. Of course, I can have no objection to the engraving what I … [Leeds Univ] 88061-00

    • 17 March 1888. RB to Kate Fanny Thompson. It will give me the greatest pleasure to dine with you on … [ABL] 88062-00

    • 24 March 1888. RB to Frederick A. Eaton. I beg to acknowledge the honour of an Invitation from the President and Council … [RA] 88062-20

    • 25 March 1888. RB to Kate Fanny Thompson. I much fear I have mislaid your kind letter … [ABL] 88063-00

    • 26 March 1888. RB to Gustav Natorp. I saw Leighton yesterday, and find he was under the … [ABL] 88064-00

    • [?26 March 1888]. RB to Gustav Natorp. … you know how gladly I would go to you to-morrow were it … [Texas] 88064-10

    • 28 March 1888. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. B-GB, pp. 311–313. Pen and his wife returned from America last week. Their … [Morgan] 88065-00

    • 28 March 1888. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 51–52. How good, as ever, you are! The “Letters” happen to be the … [Texas] 88066-00

    • 29 March 1888. RB to George Barnett Smith. I feel what distinction and sympathy are implied by the … [ABL] 88067-00

    • [31 March 1888]. Katharine Harris Bradley to RB. Our new address is Blackboro Lodge, Reigate. This morning I … [BL] 88067-10

    • 2 April 1888. RB to Gustav Natorp. On returning home, I find that I am unfortunately engaged … [Texas] 88069-00

    • [4 April 1888]. Frederic Leighton to RB. I have a letter from that American Actor you met at my … [ABL] 88070-00

    • 5 April 1888. RB to James S. Swan. I have to thank you very sincerely for a kind and … [ABL] 88071-00

    • 6 April 1888. RB to James Graham. Studies in Browning and His Circle, 2 (Spring 1974), 61–62. I may seem to be tardy in acknowledging your letter and … [Warwick] 88072-00

    • 6 April 1888. RB to Margaret Townshend. If I have been somewhat tardy in acknowledging and returning … [Ohio State] 88073-00

    • 6 April 1888. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Offered for sale in Unidentified Cat. (1969). I have seen the American edition to which you refer … [            ] 88074-00

    • 6 April 1888. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Many thanks for your kind letter: its request … [ABL] 88074-10

    • 10 April 1888. RB to Fanny Hertz. I return the little poem, which affects me much as would the … [McGill] 88075-00


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