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• • 19 June 1883. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. Yes my dear father, I am again in possession … [ABL/JMA] 88306192

• • 26 June [1883]. William Surtees Altham to Journal of William Surtees Altham. Called with Bell on Robert Browning—19 Warwick Crescent. [ABL/Altham] 88306261

• • July 1883. Caroline Chase to Unidentified Correspondent. Transcript at Haverford. It was Monday morning, the 9th of July, 1883, when we went … [            ] 88307001

• • [1 July 1883]. John Stuart Blackie to Elizabeth Helen Blackie. … out for Putney, and there in those beautiful truly English … [Scotland] 88307011

• • 2 July [1883]. John Stuart Blackie to Elizabeth Helen Blackie. The Letters of John Stuart Blackie to His Wife, ed. Archibald Stodart Walker (Edinburgh & London, 1909), p. 305. Same day I lunched with Robert Browning … [            ] 88307023

• • 3 July 1883. James Dykes Campbell to Frederick James Furnivall. I enclose a copy of the stanza added in MS to my copy of Mrs … [Scripps] 88307031

• • 4 July 1883. Emma Lazarus to Helena deKay Gilder. Beth Roth Young, Emma Lazarus in Her World: Life and Letters (Philadelphia, Penn.), pp. 109–112. Your letter received yesterday was a perfect delight to me … [            ] 88307041

• • 9 July 1883. Thomas J. Wise to Frederick James Furnivall. The reference which I mentioned is as follows:—Shelley’s … [Texas] 88307091

• • 11 July 1883. Frederick James Furnivall to Jenkin Lloyd Jones. I’m very glad to see your Letter to Miss Hickey … [ABL] 88307111

• • 16 July 1883. Emily Hickey to Jenkin Lloyd Jones. I am very much pleased by the receipt of your letter … [ABL] 88307162

• • 16 July 1883. Edmund Gosse to Unidentified Correspondent. Transcript in private collection. Browning has given me the papers of the poet Beddoes … [            ] 88307161

• • 19 July 1883. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. How I feel the loneliness you must find yourself in … [ABL/JMA] 88307192

• • [27 July 1883]. Alexandra Orr to Joseph Milsand. First let me say: I am very glad |the son| has arrived … [ABL/JMA] 88307273

• • 27 [July 1883]. Gustave Dourlans to Joseph Milsand. Je ne reçois qu’aujourd’hui votre aimable carte du 24. [ABL/JMA] 88307272

• • 2 August 1883. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. A pleasant sight it was to see your own handwriting again. [ABL/JMA] 88308021

• • 8 August 1883. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. Yes indeed it is a gloomy time for us. [ABL/JMA] 88308082

• • 10 August [1883]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. You must wonder what has become of us. Robert has been … [ABL/JMA] 88308101

• • 12 August 1883. Gerard Manley Hopkins to Richard Watson Dixon. The Correspondence of Gerard Manley Hopkins and Richard Watson Dixon, ed. C.C. Abbott (Oxford, 1935), pp. 111–112. I am here filling a gap and take the opportunity of letting … [            ] 88308122

• • 14 August [1883]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. We start tomorrow by the train which leaves Victoria at … [ABL/JMA] 88308141

• • 28 August [1883]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. You will be expecting an account of our adventures. [ABL/JMA] 88308281

• • 3 September 1883. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. I am very glad to give you back your old wife as you call … [ABL/JMA] 88309031

• • 7 September 1883. Emily Hickey to Jenkin Lloyd Jones. Part II of Illustrations is now ready … [ABL] 88309071

• • 8 September [1883]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. Your letter and revue reached us safely,—many thanks … [ABL/JMA] 88309081

• • 27 September [1883]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. Here we have been staying on, in the most magnificent … [ABL/JMA] 88309271

• • 2 October 1883. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. Judging from the weather we had these two or three last days … [ABL/JMA] 88310021