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• • 19 January 1890. Benjamin Jowett to Lady Airlie. I have been intending to send you a New Year’s letter & if … [ABL] 89001191

• • 19 January [1890]. John Addington Symonds to Horatio F. Brown. Letters and Papers of John Addington Symonds, ed. Horatio F. Brown (London, 1923), pp. 230–231. This influenza is a very singular thing. [            ] 89001192

• • [19 January 1890]. John Addington Symonds to Margot Tennant. The Letters of John Addington Symonds, ed. H.M. Schueller & R.L. Peters (Detroit, Michigan, 1967–69), 3, 441–442. Do you know that I have only just now found the time … [            ] 89001193

• • [20 January 1890]. Sarianna Browning to Lord Wentworth. … [Bodleian (Envelope)] 89001201

• • 20 January 1890. Edmund Gosse to Robert Barrett Browning. I hope you will excuse my troubling you with the following … [Leeds Univ] 89001202

• • 20 January 1890. Benjamin Jowett to Robert Barrett Browning. Some years ago your father spoke of leaving his M.S.S and I … [Balliol] 89001203

• • [20 January 1890]. Alice Corkran to Margaret Keep. The sweet, sweet flowers and the pretty leaves, & delicate … [ABL] 89001204

• • 23 January 1890. Mary Brotherton to Frederick Tennyson. I should have thanked you sooner for your last letter … [Lilly] 89001231

• • [23 January 1890]. William G. Kingsland to Thomas J. Wise. Transcript in private collection. Do you recollect one Sunday morning, Mr. B. giving us an explanation … [            ] 89001232

• • 24 January 1890. Mary Elizabeth Coleridge to Diary of Mary Elizabeth Coleridge. To lunch with Mrs. Richmond Ritchie at Wimbledon. [Texas] 89001242

• • 24 January 1890. Robert Barrett Browning to Edmund Gosse. There has been some little delay in your letter reaching me. [Leeds Univ] 89001241

• • 25 January 1890. Lord Lytton (1831–91) to Julia Pollock. Personal & Literary Letters of Robert First Earl of Lytton, ed. Betty Balfour (London, 1906), II, 394–395. Browning’s death affected me deeply in many ways. It has … [            ] 89001251

• • 26 January 1890. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. Papa was dull last night. [Cornell] 89001261

• • 27 January 1890. Edmund Gosse to Robert Barrett Browning. Pray accept my best thanks for your kind note, and do not … [Leeds Univ] 89001271

• • 28 January [1890]. Alice Corkran to Margaret Keep. I would on no account give up my letters– No one has a right … [ABL] 89001281

• • 29 January 1890. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. I went to ask after Mrs Orr & took her some snowdrops. [Cornell] 89001291

• • 30 January 1890. Robert Barrett Browning to Frederick James Furnivall. I examined the M.S. before leaving town. That poem was … [ABL] 89001301

• • 1 February [1890]. Sarianna Browning to Jane Larard. Browning Society Notes, 4 (July 1974), 23. I have been ill since my return to London or I should have … [Parry] 89002011

• • 1 February 1890. Robert Barrett Browning to Frederick James Furnivall. Browning Society’s Papers, III (1889–90), 51*–52*. Then as to the “captive” and “rapture” questions. I think I … [            ] 89002012

• • 4 February 1890. Alice Corkran to Margaret Keep. Your sweet flowers, and little dainty budding boughs, and … [ABL] 89002041

• • 4 February 1890. William Sharp to Frank T. Marzials. I can, at the moment, do no more than put Anderson on a … [ABL] 89002042

• • 6 February 1890. Frederick James Furnivall to Robert Barrett Browning. It is good of you to waive your own objections. This done … [Virginia] 89002061

• • 7 February [1890]. Katharine Bronson to Bernard Quaritch. I have sent your bill to Mr Robert Barrett Browning … [Bodleian] 89002071

• • 8 February [1890]. Katharine Bronson to Isabella Stewart Gardner. It gives me great pleasure to think that you appreciate so … [Gardner] 89002081

• • 10 February 1890. William Michael Rossetti to Alexander Ireland. Transcript in private collection. Many thanks for the pleasant newspaper extract … [            ] 89002101