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• • 9 December 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. Went to Palo Rezzonico to see Barrett Browning. [Marciana] 88912095

• • 9 December 1889. William Cornwallis Cartwright to Journal of William Cornwallis Cartwright. Marseilles. I reached here last night … [Northamptonshire] 88912093

• • 9 December 1889. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Painted. Miss Barclay came twice from the Pal. Rezzonico … [BL] 88912094

• • [9 December 1889]. Sarianna Browning to Frederick James Furnivall. The Daily News, 11 December 1889, p. 5. Bronchitis and general condition improved … [            ] 88912097

• • 10 December 1889. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Up at 7. Splendid sunrise but too red … [BL] 88912103

• • 10 December [1889]. Augusta Matthews to James Dykes Campbell. My sister has asked me to tell you that the daily reports of … [BL] 88912101

• • 10 [December 1889]. Evelyn Barclay to Enid Layard. We had in Dr. Murdock for a consultation this morning & he … [ABL] 88912102

• • 11 [December 1889]. Robert Barrett Browning to Enid Layard. There is no change for the worse in my father’s condition. [ABL] 88912112

• • 11 December 1889. James Dykes Campbell to Frederick Locker-Lampson. We were detained in town until Monday, & I hasten to send … [Folger] 88912113

• • 11 December [1889]. Sarianna Browning to William Cornwallis Cartwright. I know you share our anxiety—this is the exact state of … [Northamptonshire] 88912114

• • 11 December 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. Went to Pal. Rezzonico. [Marciana] 88912116

• • 11 December 1889. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. “Robert Secor, “Robert Browning and the Hunts of South Kensington,” BIS, 7 (1979), 130. Typescript at Cornell. Mrs. Orr has started for Venice (to attend poor Robert’s … [            ] 88912117

• • 11 December 1889. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Up as usual—but still have a bad cold. [BL] 88912115

• • 12 December [1889]. Emelyn Story to Lord Dufferin. Perhaps you have not heard how very ill our old friend … [PRONI] 8891212D

• • 12 December 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. This morning, Ferdinando saw RBB—who said the Doctors … [Marciana] 8891212B

• • 12 December 1889. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. “Robert Secor, “Robert Browning and the Hunts of South Kensington,” BIS, 7 (1979), 130 (in part). Typescript at Cornell. Mrs. & Cissy Townsend came, and Aubrey, who brought … [            ] 8891212C

• • 12 December [1889]. Francis Turner Palgrave to Journal of Francis Turner Palgrave. Gwenllian F. Palgrave, Francis Turner Palgrave, His Journals and Memories of His Life (London, 1899), p. 218. To-day (December 12) I learnt that Browning was ill … [            ] 88912127

• • 12 December 1889. Edith Emma Cooper to Journal of Michael Field. Works and Days: From the Journal of Michael Field, ed. T. & D.C. Sturge Moore (London, 1933), pp. 33–35. Llannie has just sent us the news of our poet’s illness. [            ] 88912129

• • 12 December 1889. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Woke with a headache in the morning … [BL] 8891212A

• • [12 December 1889]. Robert Barrett Browning to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, p. 111. The improvement of last night is scarcely maintained this … [ABL] 88912121

• • [12 December 1889]. Robert Barrett Browning to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, p. 112. Our Beloved breathed his last as St Marks struck ten … [ABL] 88912122

• • [12 December 1889]. Robert Barrett Browning to Enid Layard. My Father is sleeping very quietly—more so than he has done … [ABL] 88912123

• • [12 December 1889]. Augusta Matthews to Margaret Hunt. A telegram from Pen Browning which came this evening says … [Cornell] 88912124

• • 12 December 1889. Evelyn Barclay to Enid Layard. Mr. Browning passed away very peacefully & painlessly at ten … [ABL] 88912125

• • 12 December [1889]. Anne Thackeray Ritchie to Sarianna Browning. The Correspondence and Journals of the Thackeray Family, ed. John Aplin (London, 2011), 4, 242. I read things in the paper I cannot bear to read of my dear … [Eton] 88912126