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• • 9 July 1873. Alfred Domett to Diary of Alfred Domett. The Diary of Alfred Domett, 1872–1885, ed. E.A. Horsman (London, 1953), p. 96. Called on Browning. He away. Chatted with Miss B. [            ] 87307091

• • 12 July 1873. Alfred Domett to Diary of Alfred Domett. The Diary of Alfred Domett, 1872–1885, ed. E.A. Horsman (London, 1953), p. 97. Lunched at Browning’s. He, Miss B. and a Miss Smith there. [            ] 87307121

• • 12 July 1873. Margaret Leicester Warren to Diary of Margaret Leicester Warren. Margaret Leicester Warren Diaries (1924), II, 322. At 4 we dressed and went to the dreariest garden party … [            ] 87307122

• • 14 July 1873. Eliza Anne Chambré to Joseph Milsand. It is with much regret I have to inform you that Celanie is … [ABL/JMA] 87307141

• • 16 July 1873. Alfred Domett to Diary of Alfred Domett. The Diary of Alfred Domett, 1872–1885, ed. E.A. Horsman (London, 1953), pp. 97–100. Called at Browning’s. Taking up the Chicago edition … [            ] 87307161

• • 23 July 1873. Margaret Leicester Warren to Diary of Margaret Leicester Warren. Margaret Leicester Warren Diaries (1924), II, 327. This afternoon at Lady Airlie’s we met many interesting … [            ] 87307232

• • [23 July 1873]. Alexandra Orr to Joseph Milsand. Your friendly warning “ne me lisez que par morceaux” … [ABL/JMA] 87307231

• • 29 July 1873. Richard Hengist Horne to Alexander Strahan. Mr. Browning has just returned me the enclosed, saying that … [Morgan] 87307291

• • [29 July 1873]. Gustave Dourlans to Joseph Milsand. Je serai bref, je ne vous parlerai ni de vous ni de moi. [ABL/JMA] 87307293

• • 3 August [1873]. Sarianna Browning to Annie Egerton Smith. I am faithful to my promise of sending you the earliest … [ABL] 87308031

• • 12 August 1873. William Wetmore Story to Emelyn Story. We all arrived here all safe & sound last eveg. [Texas] 87308121

• • 14 [August 1873]. Emelyn Story to William Wetmore Story. Your note & a box of game has just come. [Texas] 87308142

• • 16 August [1873]. Sarianna Browning to Annie Egerton Smith. Your letter has just reached me at twelve o’clock, as I was … [ABL] 87308161

• • 20 August [1873]. Dinah Craik to Sarianna Browning. It is more than two months since your brother told me … [ABL/JMA] 87308201

• • 3 September [1873]. Louisa Corkran to Joseph Milsand. Even though it was pressure from without, not pressure … [ABL/JMA] 87309031

• • 5–8 September 1873. George Herbert Palmer to Joseph Milsand. I rec’d your friendly note day before yesterday, but have … [ABL/JMA] 87309051

• • [14 September 1873]. Louisa Corkran to Joseph Milsand. It was as much as I could do to keep from answering your … [ABL/JMA] 87309141

• • 16 September [1873]. Sarianna Browning to Annie Egerton Smith. Here we are safely at our former hôtel—we tried to get in … [ABL] 87309161

• • 16 September 1873. John Forster to Lord Lytton (1831–91). Times Literary Supplement, 2 July 1971, p. 784 (in part). Most welcome the promptness & fullness & [illegible word] of your Despatches … [Cobbold] 87309162

• • [17 September 1873]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. We left word at the Hôtel de l’Amirauté that we were … [ABL/JMA] 87309171

• • [18 September 1873]. Eugène Bersier to Joseph Milsand. Jugez de mon désappointement. [ABL/JMA] 87309182

• • 18 September 1873. Mary Elizabeth Coleridge to Diary of Mary Elizabeth Coleridge. C’est une famille tout-à-fait remarquable … [Texas] 87309181

• • 26 September [1873]. Sarianna Browning to Annie Egerton Smith. I should have written sooner to announce our safe arrival in … [ABL] 87309261

• • 26 September [1873]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. Yesterday I could only have found time to write a … [ABL/JMA] 87309262

• • 30 September [1873]. Henrietta Darley to Joseph Milsand. I have been reading over your last letter to me with great … [ABL/JMA] 87309301