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• • 28 June 1882. Alfred Domett to Diary of Alfred Domett. The Diary of Alfred Domett, 1872–1885, ed. E.A. Horsman (London, 1953), p. 245. Dined at Sir W. Ogg’s, with M. D. [            ] 88206281

• • 6 July [1882]. Sarianna Browning to John Thomas Baron. In reply to your note, Mr. Browning asks me to say … [ABL] 88207061

• • 26 July 1882. Clara Montalba to Katharine Bronson. Do not imagine that my Love for you has been sleeping … [Eton (Meredith)] 88207261

• • 30 July [1882]. Alexandra Orr to Joseph Milsand. Your telegram quite took me by surprise. [ABL/JMA] 88207301

• • 2 August 1882. Robert Barrett Browning to Auguste Rodin. Je suis tres heureux d’apprendre par votre bonne lettre que … [Rodin] 88208021

• • 3 August 1882. George Andrew Spottiswoode to Sarianna Browning. Mr G. A. Spottiswoode presents his compliments to Miss … [ABL] 88208031

• • [17 August 1882]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. Many thanks for the book which reached me yesterday. [ABL/JMA] 88208171

• • 25 August 1882. Vernon Lushington to Jane Lushington. Transcript in private collection. I recall it was here at Siena that Henry Hallam … [            ] 88208252

• • 27 August 1882. Anne Benson Procter to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. How kind it was of you to write to me … [Kentucky] 88208271

• • 21 September [1882]. Gustave Dourlans to Joseph Milsand. Je suis inquiet des Brownings. [ABL/JMA] 88209211

• • 30 September 1882. Frederick James Furnivall to Miss E.E. Kenyon. Many thanks to you for your draft for the Browning Socy … [ABL] 88209301

• • 4 October 1882. George Gissing to Margaret Gissing. The Collected Letters of George Gissing, ed. Paul F. Mattheisen, et al. (Athens, Ohio, 1990–97), 2, 100–101. Pr’ythee pardon my long silence. I fear it must e’en remain … [Berg] 88210043

• • 4 October 1882. George Gissing to Ellen Gissing. The Collected Letters of George Gissing, ed. Paul F. Mattheisen, et al. (Athens, Ohio, 1990–97), 2, 101–102. I suppose you are at school again by this time … [            ] 88210044

• • 5 October 1882. Clara S.J. Bloomfield-Moore to Charles G. Loring. Some months since I wrote to my friend G. W. Wales Esq … [BMFA] 88210051

• • 8 October 1882. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. I am so much on the wing that I can hardly write … [ABL/JMA] 88210081

• • 9 October [1882]. Sarianna Browning to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 14–16. Oh, the bitter, bitter disappointment. I can hardly bear to … [ABL] 88210091

• • 14 October 1882. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand & Laure Milsand. I am at last on the point of having a regular servant. [ABL/JMA] 88210141

• • 22 October 1882. Celia Thaxter to Eliza W. Field & John W. Field. Here, on my desk, dear friends, is a little compass … [Morgan] 88210221

• • [24 October] 1882. Alfred Domett to Diary of Alfred Domett. The Diary of Alfred Domett, 1872–1885, ed. E.A. Horsman (London, 1953), p. 246. Met Browning. Alluding to his boldness … [            ] 88210241

• • 29 October 1882. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. I am not very bright this morning, on account of a … [ABL/JMA] 88210291

• • 29 October [1882]. Lesley Clarke to Joseph Milsand. My sister Mrs. Ebbetts desires me to write and tell you … [ABL/JMA] 88210292

• • 4 November 1882. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. I am sure that your mother has chit-chated more amusingly … [ABL/JMA] 88211041

• • 5 November 1882. James Russell Lowell to Thomas Wilson. When your letter reached London, both Mr Browning & I were … [Aldrich Coll] 88211051

• • [7 November 1882]. Robert Barrett Browning to Joseph Milsand. I had hoped to have gone to see you today; but … [ABL/JMA] 88211071

• • 7 November 1882. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. “Robert Secor, “Robert Browning and the Hunts of South Kensington,” BIS, 7 (1979), 129–130 (in part). Typescript at Cornell. … [            ] 88211072