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• • 10 June 1861. Edward Lear to Diary of Edward Lear. BC, 29, 286 (in part). (SD2448). Breafast at 8. [Harvard] 86106101

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• • 18 June 1861. Henry Eyres Landor & Robert Eyres Landor to Walter Savage Landor. BC, 29, 286 (in part). (SD2449). Having learnt that applications for money have been made by … [Yale] 86106181

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• • [18 June 1861]. Dante Gabriel Rossetti to Alexander Gilchrist. BC, 29, 286 (in part). (SD2450). Your note reaches me at 9 this morning & my model comes at … [Washington Univ] 86106182

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• • [28 June 1861]. Isa Blagden to Sarianna Browning. BC, 29, 286. (SD2451). You will see by my writing that dear Mr Browning cannot do … [Lilly] 86106281

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• • 29 June 1861. Kate Field to Cordelia Riddle Sanford. BC, 29, 286–287. (SD2452). Lilian Whiting, Kate Field: a Record (Boston, 1899), pp. 134–137. I am sick, sick at heart, for dear Mrs. Browning is dead. [            ] 86106291

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• • 30 June [1861]. Isa Blagden to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 29, 288. (SD2453). I scarcely know how to write to you. I know what you will … [Fitzwilliam] 86106301

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• • 30 June 1861. Edward Lear to Diary of Edward Lear. BC, 29, 288 (in part). (SD2454). Very c[l]oudy — & swoops of hard rain … [Harvard] 86106303

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• • 30 June [1861]. Robert Bulwer Lytton to John Forster. BC, 29, 288. (SD2455). Personal & Literary Letters of Robert First Earl of Lytton, ed. Betty Balfour (London, 1906), I, 131. I believe that Isa yesterday wrote to you of the heavy loss … [            ] 86106302

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• • July 1861. Frederic Leighton to Augusta Leighton. BC, 29, 288 (in part). (SD2456). Emilie I. Barrington, The Life, Letters and Work of Frederic Leighton (London, 1906), II, 64. Thanks for your kind letter, which I have been unable to … [            ] 86107003

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• • July 1861. John Ruskin to Edward Burne-Jones. BC, 29, 288 (in part). (SD2457). Georgiana Burne-Jones, Memorials of Edward Burne-Jones (London, 1904), I, 232. There’s Mrs. Browning gone, who |was| a friend … [            ] 86107001

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• • 1 July 1861. Kate Field to Cordelia Riddle Sanford. BC, 29, 289. (SD2458). Lilian Whiting, Kate Field: a Record (Boston, 1899), pp. 137–138. I have been completely upset for the last three days,—the … [            ] 86107011

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• • [2 July 1861]. Unidentified Correspondent to The Critic. BC, 29, 289–290. (SD2459). The Morning Post, 2 November 1861, p. 2. It was announced that the funeral rites might be attended by all … [            ] 86107021

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• • [3 July 1861]. Isa Blagden to Kate Field. BC, 29, 290–291. (SD2460). What have you heard from your aunt? I am anxious to know. [Boston PL] 86107031

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• • 4 July 1861. George Henry Lewes to Diary of George Henry Lewes. BC, 29, 291 (in part). (SD2461). … Read Youatt ‘on the Dog.’ Began an article on ‘|Mad dogs|.’ … [Yale] 86107041

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• • [ca. 5 July 1861]. Isa Blagden to Margherita Albana-Mignaty. BC, 29, 291 (in part). (SD2462). I was so sorry to hear you were so ill. I trust this will … [Firenze] 86107051

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• • 5 July 1861. George Henry Lewes to Thomas Adolphus Trollope. BC, 29, 291 (in part). (SD2463). We have now read ‘La Beata’ and must tell you how charmed … [Hopkins] 86107052

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• • 5 July 1861. Elizabeth Cabot Motley to John Lothrop Motley. BC, 29, 291–292 (in part). (SD2464). John Lothrop Motley and His Family, ed. Susan and Herbert St. John Mildmay, 1910, pp. 110–113. We rather hoped to have a letter yesterday. [            ] 86107053

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• • [ca. 6 July 1861]. Isa Blagden to Sarianna Browning. BC, 29, 292. (SD2465). I sent you a letter the other day and I am now rather sorry … [Lilly] 86107061

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• • 6 July [1861]. William Surtees Cook to Journal of William Surtees Cook. BC, 29, 292. (SD2466). On driving into Taunton met R. Hedley. [ABL/Altham] 86107062

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• • [6–27 July 1861]. Kate Field to Cordelia Riddle Sanford. BC, 29, 292–293. (SD2467). Lilian Whiting, Kate Field: a Record (Boston, 1899), pp. 141–143. Mr. Browning has a very severe cold, and the other night he … [            ] 86107063

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• • [8 July 1861]. John Ruskin to John James Ruskin. BC, 29, 293 (in part). (SD2468). Mrs La Touche writes to me to say she is more sorry … [Yale] 86107081

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• • [9 July 1861]. Robert Barrett Browning to Sarianna Browning. BC, 29, 293–294. (SD2469). I thaught that you would like to hear from me and so I write … [Lilly] 86107091

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• • 10 July 1861. George Goodin Moulton-Barrett to William Hepworth Dixon. BC, 29, 294. (SD2470). I have just read the article in the last Athenaeum upon my … [ABL] 86107102

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• • 10 July 1861. Mary Howitt to Margaret Howitt. BC, 29, 294 (in part). (SD2471). Mary Howitt, An Autobiography, ed. Margaret Howitt (London, 1889), p. 242. Annie and Adelaide Procter had a very pleasant and most … [            ] 86107101

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• • 10 July 1861. Ellen Twisleton to Elizabeth Cabot. BC, 29, 294 (in part). (SD2472). We have just received our home-letters, in one from Edward … [Harvard] 86107103

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