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    • 15 March 1889. RB to George Murray Smith. I got the enclosed letter last night. What do you say to the … [Scotland] 89060-10

    • 15 March 1889. RB to Alice Stopford Green. You might well never “once more” do me the honor … [NLI] 89060-03

    • 17 March 1889. RB to Marc André Raffalovich. When I say I have read your volume of verses twice … [ABL] 89061-00

    • 18 March 1889. RB to William Sharp. Transcript in private collection. I have great pleasure in being able to express my confidence … [            ] 89061-10

    • 19 March 1889. RB to Elizabeth Lecky. I am again engaged on the day you so kindly invite me: what … [Dublin] 89062-00

    • 19 March 1889. RB to Lady Sudeley. I am sorry to say, your kind invitation finds me already … [ABL] 89063-00

    • 19 March 1889. RB to Arthur Chappell. I shall be happy to obey your kind invitation … [ABL] 89061-50

    • 21 March 1889. RB to Katherine Boughton. I shall be happy to take luncheon with you, according to you … [ABL] 89063-05

    • 21 March 1889. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. We could not let a poem be bound up in our little volume … [BL] 89063-10

    • 22 March 1889. RB to Katharine Harris Bradley & Edith Emma Cooper. … here are the poems again—after three readings: they are … [BL] 89063-20

    • 23 March 1889. RB & Sarianna Browning to Robert Barrett Browning. I got Fannie’s pleasant letter, full of good news, some days … [Balliol] 89064-00

    • 23 March 1889. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 372. If I possibly can, I will gladly go to you on the 8th. [ABL] 89065-00

    • [24] March 1889. Mary Darmesteter to RB. I have ventured to send you a French poet, already eminent … [ABL] 89066-00

    • [25 March 1889]. RB to Arthur Symons. [Tx A&M (Envelope)] 89066-10

    • 27 March 1889. George Goodin Moulton-Barrett to RB. It was impossible to be otherwise than greatly moved by your … [Eton] 89067-00

    • 27 March 1889. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. LVC, 1st Ser., II, 94–95. 1st question—you answer rightly—except perhaps that the … [            ] 89068-00

    • 27 March 1889. RB to Mary Montgomerie Singleton. I shall be happy to dine with you on the 1st of April, as … [Anstruther] 89068-10

    • 29 March 1889. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. B-GB, pp. 324–325. You need no assurance of how deeply I feel your kindness in … [Morgan] 89069-00

    • 30 March 1889. RB to Robert Barrett Browning. LRB, pp. 305–306. … the best news is that Fannie is “wonderfully well”—and … [BL] 89070-00

    • [30 March 1889]. Frederic Leighton to RB. Thanks for your letter. Pen’s form was filled in quite right … [ABL] 89071-00

    • 30 March 1889. George Goodin Moulton-Barrett to RB. To your relief, this will be short. Thanks many for your … [Eton] 89072-00

    • 30 March 1889. RB to Margaret L. Woods. I need not say—it will give my Son and Daughter the greatest … [ABL] 89072-10

    • [31 March 1889]. George Goodin Moulton-Barrett to RB. [Eton (Envelope)] 89073-00

    • [ca. April 1889]. RB to Messrs Spottiswoode & Co.. Transcript in private collection. In a copy (waste sheets) of La Saisiaz—there are wanting … [            ] 89073-10

    • 1 April 1889. RB to George Henry Boughton. A very hasty word to apprise you that Pen’s portrait may be … [ABL] 89074-00


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