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• • [?July 1881]. Sarianna Browning to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 19. I am at all times most happy to see you, but unfortunately … [Huntington] 88107001

• • 5 July 1881. Benjamin Jowett to Frederick James Furnivall. I have the greatest regard for Mr. Browning, and admiration … [Huntington] 88107051

• • 7 July 1881. Alexander Macmillan to Frederick James Furnivall. Letters of Alexander Macmillan, ed. George A. Macmillan (Glasgow, 1908), p. 313. I have a great admiration and liking for Browning, but the … [            ] 88107071

• • 12 July [1881]. Violet Paget to Matilda Paget. Vernon Lee’s Letters (London, 1937), pp. 75–76. If Eugene wants me to send one of his poems to Longman … [Colby] 88107121

• • 23 July [1881]. Matthew Arnold to Frederick James Furnivall. I must decline belonging to the Browning Society as I have … [King’s College] 88107231

• • 28 July 1881. Claire Blanc-Milsand & Laure Milsand to Joseph Milsand. Notre Robert va très bien, il ne lui reste plus ombre de … [ABL/JMA] 88107281

• • 9 August 1881. William G. Kingsland to Joseph Milsand. I daresay you will remember meeting myself and wife at … [ABL/JMA] 88108091

• • 11 August 1881. Algernon Charles Swinburne to Eliza Lynn Linton. Swinburne, 4, 230–232. I need not tell you—I hope and presume at least … [Morgan] 88108111

• • 12 August 1881. Frederick James Furnivall to Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Transcript in private collection. We want leave to put you down as a Vice-President of our … [            ] 88108121

• • 17 August 1881. Robert Barrett Browning to John Maclauchlan. I much regret that I have been unable to avail myself of … [ABL] 88108171

• • 16–18 September 1881. Gerard Manley Hopkins to Richard Watson Dixon. The Correspondence of Gerard Manley Hopkins and Richard Watson Dixon, ed. C.C. Abbott (Oxford, 1935), pp. 52–57. This, I hope, is the letter I have so long been meaning … [            ] 88109161

• • 16 September 1881. Gerard Manley Hopkins to Robert Bridges. The Letters of Gerard Manley Hopkins to Robert Bridges, ed. C.C. Abbott (Oxford, 1935), pp. 134–137. How is it you do not know I am here? … [            ] 88109162

• • 23 September 1881. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. The weather had changed in the night … [BL] 88109231

• • 29 September 1881. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Modelled all the morning & finished my bust which … [BL] 88109291

• • 30 September 1881. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. Rosella Mamoli Zorzi, Robert Browning a Venezia (Venice, 1989), p. 67 (in part). … a rainy morning. I called for Mr. Robert Browning at the … [Marciana] 88109301

• • 5 October 1881. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. None taced. Wrote several letters & painted in the morning. [BL] 88110051

• • 6 October 1881. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. Mr. Browning said he did not find the English winter … [Marciana] 88110061

• • 7 October 1881. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Breakfast at 9. [BL] 88110071

• • 8 October 1881. Edward Henry Stanley to Henry Reeve. John Knox Laughton, Memoirs of … Henry Reeve (1898), II, 300. As to The Club. Two names have occurred to me … [            ] 88110081

• • 11 October 1881. Frederick James Furnivall to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. William S. Peterson, Interrogating the Oracle (Athens, Ohio, 1969), p. 207. Mr. Moncure Conway told me today in the British Museum of … [Harvard] 88110111

• • 11 October 1881. Richard Watson Dixon to Gerard Manley Hopkins. The Correspondence of Gerard Manley Hopkins and Richard Watson Dixon, ed. C.C. Abbott (Oxford, 1935), pp. 69–71. I cannot say how much I value your criticism on my poems … [            ] 88110113

• • 12–17 October 1881. Gerard Manley Hopkins to Richard Watson Dixon. The Correspondence of Gerard Manley Hopkins and Richard Watson Dixon, ed. C.C. Abbott (Oxford, 1935), pp. 71–76. Some of the sonnets are very, I must say unpardonably … [            ] 88110121

• • 12 October 1881. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Pucci gave me a singing lesson. [BL] 88110122

• • 13 October 1881. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Practised singing in the morning. [BL] 88110131

• • 15 October 1881. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. Took Mr. Browning over to walk on Giudecca again. [Marciana] 88110151