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• • [24 January 1864]. George Henry Lewes to Eneas Sweetland Dallas. BC, 31, 298 (in part). (SD2672). I have arranged with Browning for next Saturday, the 30th. [Huntington] 86401241

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• • 30 January 1864. George Eliot to Journals of George Eliot. BC, 31, 298 (in part). (SD2673). We had Browning, Dallas and Burton to dine with us … [Yale] 86401301

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• • [3 February 1864]. Frederic Leighton to Frederic George Stephens. BC, 31, 298 (in part). (SD2674). … the letter which crosed yours was almost an answer to it … [Bodleian] 86402031

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• • [ca. 4 February 1864]. Dante Gabriel Rossetti to Frances Mary Lavinia Rossetti. BC, 31, 298 (in part). (SD2675). Will you & Maria & Christina with Wm. of course I hope come … [ABL] 86402041

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• • 8 February [1864]. Lady William Russell to William Cornwallis Cartwright. BC, 31, 299 (in part). (SD2676). Browning invisible— —“condis fa l’amore?”. [Northamptonshire] 86402081

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• • 12 February 1864. Thomas Knyvett Richmond to Diary of Thomas Knyvett Richmond. BC, 31, 299 (in part). (SD2677). A.M.W. Stirling, The Richmond Papers (London, 1926), pp. 175–177. … [            ] 86402121

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• • 21 [February 1864]. Charles Francis Adams to Diary of Charles Francis Adams. BC, 31, 299 (in part). (SD2678). I asked Mr Calvert last evening for some tickets … [MHS] 86402211

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• • 24 February 1864. William Bell Scott to Pauline Trevelyan. BC, 31, 299 (in part). (SD2679). Algernon is not much different, only developing some … [Newcastle] 86402242

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• • [early March 1864]. Lady William Russell to William Cornwallis Cartwright. BC, 31, 299–300 (in part). (SD2680). You saw Leighton – – – Did you advert to Browning’s … [Northamptonshire] 86403001

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• • [9 March 1864]. Louisa Silberrad to Mary Altham Altham & Edward Altham Altham. BC, 31, 300 (in part). (SD2681). It gave me so much pleasure to hear from one of you this … [ABL/Altham] 86403091

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• • 10 March [1864]. Lady William Russell to William Cornwallis Cartwright. BC, 31, 300 (in part). (SD2682). Ich werde Sie bald sehn were the words that made me suppose … [Northamptonshire] 86403101

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• • [mid-March 1864]. Lady William Russell to Clementine Cartwright. BC, 31, 300–301. (SD2683). I am glad to hear from you eigenhändig dear Clementia … [Northamptonshire] 86403152

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• • 15 [March 1864]. Charles Francis Adams to Diary of Charles Francis Adams. BC, 31, 301 (in part). (SD2684). Not long after breakfast I went out … [MHS] 86403153

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• • 17 [March 1864]. Charles Francis Adams to Diary of Charles Francis Adams. BC, 31, 301 (in part). (SD2685). Many brief Despatches to be written today … [MHS] 86403171

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• • 18 March 1864. George Henry Lewes to Charles Lee Lewes. BC, 31, 301 (in part). (SD2686). While I was reading aloud to the little Mutter last night … [Yale] 86403182

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• • 21 March 1864. Thomas Carlyle to Jane Welsh Carlyle. BC, 31, 301 (in part). (SD2687). I hoped to write a little more liberally to you today … [Scotland] 86403211

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• • [26 March 1864]. Thomas Carlyle to John Forster. BC, 31, 301 (in part). (SD2688). You must not tempt me! … [V&A] 86403261

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• • 28 March [1864]. Thomas Carlyle to Jane Welsh Carlyle. BC, 31, 302 (in part). (SD2689). The Two Notes came (thank Maggie) the first in date an hour before … [Scotland] 86403281

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• • 31 March [1864]. Algernon Charles Swinburne to Lord Houghton. BC, 31, 302 (in part). (SD2690). I meant to write you a word two days since … [Trinity] 86403311

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• • 4 April 1864. Frances Elinor Colvile to Jane Maria Strachey. BC, 31, 302 (in part). (SD2691). I have behaved like a wretch in not writing for so long. [India Office] 86404043

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• • 4 April 1864. George Henry Lewes to Diary of George Henry Lewes. BC, 31, 302 (in part). (SD2692). This morning delighted with the arrival of a long letter … [Yale] 86404042

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• • 12 April 1864. William Wetmore Story to Charles Eliot Norton. BC, 31, 302 (in part). (SD2693). I was delighted to hear a word from you the other day after … [Harvard] 86404121

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• • 13 April 1864. Charles Dickens to William Powell Frith. BC, 31, 302 (in part). (SD2694). What a fellow that Edwin Landseer is! He never gives me the … [V&A] 86404131

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• • 18 April 1864. William Wetmore Story to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 31, 302–303 (in part). (SD2695). I send this note after you in the hope that it may find you … [Berg] 86404181

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• • 9 May 1864. Lady Westmorland to Julian Fane. BC, 31, 303–304 (in part). (SD2696). Rachel Weigall, Lady Rose Weigall (London, 1923), pp. 132–133. Have I told you Lady William’s fun about the … [            ] 86405091

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