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• • 26 December 1887. Robert Barrett Browning to Jeanette M. Thurber. The darling little orange tree is a joy to us all!! … [ABL] 88712261

• • 31 December 1887. Sarianna Browning to Fannie Browning. Our mistaking the donor of the turkey was caused by the … [Balliol] 88712311

• • 31 December 1887. Lady Tennyson to Anne Weld & Agnes Weld. The Letters of Emily Lady Tennyson, ed. James O. Hoge (University Park, Penn., 1974), pp. 339–340. Ally and Charlie seem to have had a very merry Christmas. [Tennyson Centre] 88712312

• • [1888]. Katharine Harris Bradley to Unidentified Correspondent. But you might have known we wd. never let the rain separate … [BL] 88800001

• • [1888]. Unidentified Correspondent to Edith Emma Cooper. It was more perfect than ever. The reception was warmth … [BL] 88800002

• • [1888]. Katharine Harris Bradley to Unidentified Correspondent. Ernest, good soul, is just gone—leaving behind him … [BL] 88800003

• • [1888]. Unidentified Correspondent to Edith Emma Cooper. We have just left London Bridge & are on our way to Dorking … [BL] 88800004

• • [1888]. Katharine Harris Bradley to Edith Emma Cooper. I must pour out all in my heart about Browning … [BL] 88800005

• • 5 January 1888. Frederick James Furnivall to The Royal Literary Fund Committee. I can testify that Mr. Hy. Brown is, from failure of sight … [RLF] 88801051

• • 8 January [1888]. Walter Pater to Arthur Symons. Letters of Walter Pater, ed. Lawrence Evans (Oxford, 1970), pp. 78–80. I feel much flattered at your choosing me as an arbiter … [            ] 88801081

• • 14 January 1888. Matthew Arnold to Lucy Charlotte Whitridge. The Letters of Matthew Arnold, ed. Cecil Y. Lang (Charlottesville, Virginia, 1996–2001), 6, 337–339. We have had your letter and I quite agree with Mamma that … [            ] 88801141

• • 22 January 1888. William Cornwallis Cartwright to Journal of William Cornwallis Cartwright. The frost has gone & the weather is of spring like mildness. [Northamptonshire] 88801221

• • 23 January 1888. Eliza Ann Forster to Sophia Landor. I am so distressed that you should be worried about … [Huntington] 88801231

• • 24 January 1888. E.M. Goulhern to William Cornwallis Cartwright. When you next see or write to Mr Browning, would you kindly … [Northamptonshire] 88801241

• • 26 January 1888. Charles Kent to John Henry Ingram. That memoir of Mrs. Browning you refer to appeared in the … [ABL] 88801261

• • 27 January 1888. Henry Brown to The Royal Literary Fund Committee. Mr. Furnivall a short time back kindly informed me … [RLF] 88801271

• • [ca. February 1888]. Edward C.K. Gonner to Walter B. Slater. Photocopy at ABL. Should have sent you contrib. to Furnivall Fund … [            ] 88802001

• • 1 February 1888. Fanny Crosbie to Sophia Landor. My dear Aunt hopes to answer your letter herself before long … [Huntington] 88802011

• • 3 February 1888. Thomas J. Wise to William Tyas Harden. Thanks for your MS. of preface … [Texas] 88802031

• • 6 February 1888. James Dykes Campbell to Frederick James Furnivall. I asked a few friends on the Committee … [King’s College] 88802061

• • 7 February 1888. James Dykes Campbell to Walter B. Slater. Thanks for your note—I agree with you … [King’s College] 88802072

• • 11 February [1888]. Augustine Birrell to James Dykes Campbell. I am very glad to have an opportunity of sending as I do … [BL] 88802111

• • 12 February [1888]. Emma Munro-Ferguson to Malcolm MacColl. I am grateful– There is’nt a Photo of anyone living (except … [Yale] 88802121

• • 13 February 1888. Thomas J. Wise to William Tyas Harden. Thanks for your letter. [Texas] 88802131

• • 14 February 1888. James Dykes Campbell to Walter B. Slater. Here are two pounds more and I think you might show … [King’s College] 88802141