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    • 17 January [1933]. Harriet Gaylord to Thomas J. Wise. I am delighted to know you are sufficiently recovered to … [Rutgers] 93301171

    • 19 January 1933. Edward Altham Altham to Harriet Gaylord. I feel weighed down with guilty shame … [ABL] 93301191

    • 25 January 1933. William Sirr to Fannie Browning. I am so grateful to you for your very great kindness. [ABL] 93301251

    • 31 January 1933. Lord Charnwood to Fannie Browning. Thank you for your letter. I return that of Sir John Murray. [Texas] 93301311

    • 9 February 1933. Margaret Ivatt to Fannie Browning. I waited for the anemonies to arrive before writing … [Texas] 93302091

    • 13 February [1933]. Harriet Gaylord to Thomas J. Wise. I found your letter delightful. [Rutgers] 93302131

    • 2 March 1933. John Harold Greig to Fannie Browning. We are delighted to know that you have settled so near … [Texas] 93303021

    • 13 March [1933]. Constance M. Provost to Fannie Browning. How very good of you to write so kindly of my verses. [Texas] 93303131

    • 18 March 1933. Florrie Muzzell to Fannie Browning. Will you please accept my grateful thanks … [Texas] 93303182

    • 19 March 1933. Fannie Browning to Margaret Heald Wood. After being asked by the Cousin’s of my husband … [Eton (Meredith)] 93303191

    • 21 March 1933. Rosamond Campbell to Fannie Browning. I do hope you will be able to suggest another date … [Texas] 93303211

    • 30 March [1933]. Gertrude Holmes to Fannie Browning. Such a lovely little bed-wrap came yesterday! … [Texas] 93303301

    • 4 April 1933. Margaret Ivatt to Fannie Browning. Thank you very much for your kind letter … [Texas] 93304041

    • 5 April [1933]. Rosamond Campbell to Fannie Browning. I have just had your letter forwarded here … [Texas] 93304051

    • 25 April 1933. William Sirr to Fannie Browning. I am glad to hear from you & it seems you are well. [ABL] 93304251

    • 28 April 1933. Dorothy Ivatt to Fannie Browning. It seems a million years since I said goodbye to you … [Texas] 93304281

    • 29 April 1933. William Sirr to Fannie Browning. Thank you very much for your kind Cheque. [ABL] 93304291

    • [1 May 1933]. Unidentified Correspondent to Fannie Browning. [Texas (Envelope)] 93305011

    • 3 May 1933. Randolph Ray to Fannie Browning. How pleased I am to hear from you, and to receive your gift. [Texas] 93305031

    • 11 May 1933. Dorothy Ivatt to Fannie Browning. I am writing a few lines tonight because I feel doubtful … [Texas] 93305111

    • 17 May 1933. George Bell to Fannie Browning. I am most grateful for your second gift … [Texas] 93305171

    • 22 May 1933. William O. Raymond to Aurelia Brooks. Your letter should have been answered before, but, when it … [ABL] 93305221

    • 2 June 1933. Margaret Ivatt to Fannie Browning. Maude will have told you that Oliver met us at Victoria. [Texas] 93306021

    • 18 June [1933]. Charlotte F. Yonge to Fannie Browning. I am so sorry you have been so unwell … [Texas] 93306181

    • 22 June [1933]. Harriet Gaylord to Thomas J. Wise. I want to thank you for your very great share in the thrills … [Rutgers] 93306221


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