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• • [?17] [May 1880]. Sarianna Browning to Elizabeth Brooks. I am very glad you will take my little Dixon … [ABL] 88005171

• • 24 May [1880]. Sarianna Browning to Alice Corkran. My brother says he would always be most happy to do any … [ABL] 88005241

• • [28 May 1880]. Gustave Dourlans to Joseph Milsand. Voudriez vous prendre la peine de regarder sur le bidon … [ABL/JMA] 88005281

• • [30 May 1880]. Gustave Dourlans to Joseph Milsand. Vous avez une raison de penser, Cher M Milsand que … [ABL/JMA] 88005301

• • [late May 1880]. Arthur Symons to Churchill Osborne. Arthur Symons: Selected Letters, 1880–1935, ed. Karl Beckson & John M. Munro (Iowa City, Iowa, 1989), pp. 8–9. Thank you for the two books you sent me … [Princeton] 88005321

• • 3 June 1880. Anthony Trollope to Henry Merivale Trollope. The Letters of Anthony Trollope, ed. N. John Hall (Stanford, 1983), II, pp. 870–871. I am glad that you got your Shakespeare;—but I think the … [Taylor Coll] 88006031

• • 3 June [1880]. Sarianna Browning to Elizabeth Brooks. I had a nice letter from Dixon, and am glad to see the poor … [ABL] 88006032

• • [5 June 1880]. Gustave Dourlans to Joseph Milsand. Merci de votre communication chez M Milsand, priez … [ABL/JMA] 88006051

• • 12 June 1880. Alfred Domett to Diary of Alfred Domett. The Diary of Alfred Domett, 1872–1885, ed. E.A. Horsman (London, 1953), pp. 236–237. At the usual little exhibition of young Browning’s pictures … [            ] 88006121

• • 19 June 1880. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. I am drifting into bad habits. [ABL/JMA] 88006191

• • 29 June [1880]. Sarianna Browning to Elizabeth Brooks. I have seen Dixon since she returned, looking very well … [ABL] 88006291

• • [July 1880]. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. For you I have reserved the description of our children … [ABL/JMA] 88007001

• • 9 July 1880. Alfred Domett to Diary of Alfred Domett. The Diary of Alfred Domett, 1872–1885, ed. E.A. Horsman (London, 1953), pp. 237–238. Met Browning near the ‘Royal Oak’. We talked of his recent … [            ] 88007091

• • 12 July [1880]. Walter Pater to John Barnett. I have been very busy all through the past week; otherwise I … [ABL] 88007121

• • 13 July 1880. Anne Benson Procter to Frances Anne Kemble. We want to hear, how you are—both in health & spirits. [Folger] 88007131

• • 17 July 1880. Augustus J.C. Hare to Journal of Augustus J.C. Hare. Augustus J.C. Hare, The Story of My Life (London, 1900), 5, 288–289. Sat by Matthew Arnold at breakfast. [            ] 88007171

• • 20 July [1880]. Mary Gladstone to Diary of Mary Gladstone. Mary Gladstone … Her Diaries and Letters, ed. Lucy Masterman (London, 1930), p. 204. Alfred came and walked me to Lady Airlie’s for Browning … [            ] 88007202

• • 22 July [1880]. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. In truth I don’t know what to advise you about your trip … [ABL/JMA] 88007222

• • 26 July 1880. Henry James to Grace Norton. Henry James Letters, ed. Leon Edel (Cambridge, Mass., 1974–1984), 2, 300–302. It seems to me better that I should write you a short note … [Harvard] 88007261

• • 26 July 1880. Louisa Mary Knightley to Journals of Louisa Mary Knightley. The Journals of Lady Knightley of Fawsley, ed. Julia Cartwright (London, 1915), p. 340. I had a small tea, at which Mr. Browning very kindly read … [            ] 88007262

• • 30 July 1880. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. I am not for your Marseille’s plan and I’ll tell you why. [ABL/JMA] 88007301

• • 5 August 1880. Leslie Stephen to Charles Eliot Norton. Selected Letters of Leslie Stephen, ed. John W. Bicknell (Columbus, Ohio, 1996), pp. 243–245. Your last letter, wh. crossed mine, has followed me here … [Harvard] 88008053

• • 8 August [1880]. William Allingham to Diary of William Allingham. Allingham, pp. 287–289. Helen and I walked up—reached the house about 4. [            ] 88008084

• • 9 August 1880. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Laure Milsand. Je ne sais si papa sera déjà parti quand tu recevras ces … [ABL/JMA] 88008091

• • 20 August [1880]. William Allingham to Diary of William Allingham. Allingham, p. 291. Helen and I walk to T.’s. Blackdown now purple … [            ] 88008201