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• • 15 February 1888. Arthur Symons to James Dykes Campbell. I am glad to see that Dr. Furnivalls case is being taken up … [BL] 88802151

• • 17 February 1888. Alma Murray Forman to Frederick James Furnivall. We had our first rehearsal yesterday of “The Blot” … [King’s College] 88802171

• • 18 February 1888. Frederick James Furnivall to Walter B. Slater. Browning ‘ll come to the Blot. [King’s College] 88802181

• • 18 February 1888. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. Typescript at Cornell. I went to Raffs– Browning, Miss Fortescue, etc; as usual. [            ] 88802182

• • [20 February 1888]. Arthur Symons to Frederick James Furnivall. Do you think it would be worth while finding room in the … [ABL] 88802201

• • 23 February 1888. William Michael Rossetti to James Dykes Campbell. Wise has sent me on your note of the 21st. regarding my … [BL] 88802231

• • 29 February 1888. Robert Barrett Browning to Jeanette M. Thurber. Pray forgive my not having written before … [ABL] 88802291

• • 2 March 1888. James Russell Lowell to James Dykes Campbell. I have seen your letter in re Furnivall & am much moved by … [BL] 88803021

• • 3 March [1888]. W. May Phelps to Editor of The Daily News. The Daily News, 5 March 1888, p. 3. One of your contemporaries speaks, I observe, of Mr … [            ] 88803031

• • 3 March 1888. Matthew Arnold to Lucy Charlotte Whitridge. The Letters of Matthew Arnold, ed. Cecil Y. Lang (Charlottesville, Virginia, 1996–2001), 6, 353–355. We have had your charming long letter this morning. [            ] 88803032

• • 10 March [1888]. Henry James to Constance Leslie. Henry James Letters, ed. Leon Edel (Cambridge, Mass., 1974–1984), 3, 223–225. I helped to consign our very remarkable old friend to her … [            ] 88803102

• • 20 March 1888. Frederick James Furnivall to James Dykes Campbell. Thanks for cheque, & your gratifying extract. Very kind of … [BL] 88803201

• • 22 March 1888. James Dykes Campbell to James Russell Lowell. I received a few days ago your very kind letter of the 2nd … [Harvard] 88803221

• • 25 March 1888. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. Typescript at Cornell. I dined at the Humphreys … [            ] 88803251

• • 29 March 1888. Robert Bridges to Lionel Muirhead. The Selected Letters of Robert Bridges, ed. Donald E. Stanford (Newark, Delaware), 1, 175–176. If I were to wait till I thought I could write you … [Bodleian] 88803291

• • 30 March 1888. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. Typescript at Cornell. I went, in lieu of Mamma, to call on the Pen Brownings … [            ] 88803301

• • 2 April 1888. The Burial place of Mrs. John Harrington who has been … [Eton] 88804021

• • 10 April 1888. Robert Barrett Browning to George Gery Milner-Gibson-Cullum. I enclose the autographs to begin with. My father had some … [Trinity] 88804101

• • 10 April 1888. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. Typescript at Cornell. Another engagement announced as well as Mary R’s … [            ] 88804102

• • [14 April 1888]. Fannie Browning to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. We are off in a few hours—& I send you just one line … [ABL] 88804141

• • [24 April 1888]. George Gissing to Ellen Gissing. The Collected Letters of George Gissing, ed. Paul F. Mattheisen, et al. (Athens, Ohio, 1990–97), 3, 205–206. Yes, the books came in perfect condition. Many thanks. [Yale] 88804242

• • 1 May 1888. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Wrote, worked & practised guitar. [BL] 88805011

• • 7 May 1888. Coventry Patmore to James Dykes Campbell. Basil Champneys, Memoirs and Correspondence of Coventry Patmore (London, 1900), II, 264. I did not complain of want of “form,” but of “style,” which … [            ] 88805071

• • 8 May 1888. George Allen to Frederick James Furnivall. Transcript in private collection. I had your kind letter of April 4th and beg of you to … [            ] 88805081

• • 9 May 1888. Katharine Harris Bradley to Journal of Michael Field. Works and Days: From the Journal of Michael Field, ed. T. & D.C. Sturge Moore (London, 1933), p. 20. We found the drawing-room at Palace Gate full of flowers. [            ] 88805091