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• • 20 November [1889]. Ralph Wormeley Curtis to Isabella Stewart Gardner. Henry James: Letters from Palazzo Barbaro, ed. Rosella Mamoli Zorzi (London, 1998), pp. 189–193 (as 20 November [1888]). Mea culpa! I have left your letter unanswered for ages. [Gardner] 88911203

• • 21 November 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. To Lido 10.30 Mr. & Miss Browning. [Marciana] 88911212

• • 21 November 1889. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Got up after breakfast. [BL] 88911211

• • 22 November 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. To Lido at 10.30—& Mr. & Miss Browning to the Fort … [Marciana] 88911221

• • 23 November 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. Too thick a fog for Lido. [Marciana] 88911234

• • 25 November 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. To Lido, Mr. Browning, Mrs. Curtis & I, at 10.30. [Marciana] 88911252

• • 25 November 1889. Sarianna Browning to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, p. 111. I send two small angels to pray for every blessing of health … [ABL] 88911251

• • 27 November 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. Met Mr. Browning at an eveg party at Sir A.H. Layard’s. [Marciana] 88911272

• • 27 November 1889. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Late up—not till 11. [BL] 88911271

• • 1 December 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. All this week Mr Browning ailing, and did not go to Lido. [Marciana] 88912011

• • 2 [December 1889]. Evelyn Barclay to Enid Layard. As Mrs. Browning has just gone to bed, she has asked me to … [ABL] 88912021

• • 3 December 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. Mr. Browning better; and so continued, improving as to … [Marciana] 88912032

• • 3 December 1889. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Up at 7. Ola in bed with face ache. [BL] 88912031

• • 4 December 1889. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Better news of Browning this morning. [BL] 88912042

• • 4 December [1889]. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. The night was much more comfortable than the one before. [ABL] 88912041

• • 5 December [1889]. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. A very decided convalescence dear Lady Layard. He slept so … [ABL] 88912051

• • 7 December [1889]. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. Thanks dear Lady Layard so much! He is feeling very poorly & … [ABL] 88912071

• • 7 December 1889. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. “Robert Secor, “Robert Browning and the Hunts of South Kensington,” BIS, 7 (1979), 130 (in part). Typescript at Cornell. At 4 o’clock, in the fog, we started off in a hansom … [            ] 88912073

• • 7 December 1889. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. I and Nela painted all the morning. [BL] 88912072

• • 8 December 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. His son wrote to me, that Dr. Vigna had been called … [Marciana] 88912082

• • 8 December 1889. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. Typescript at Cornell. Papa & Willie went to Sir F. Leighton’s, who had never heard … [            ] 88912083

• • 8 [December 1889]. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. Very many thanks dear Lady Layard, the other caraffe is not … [ABL] 88912081

• • 9 December [1889]. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. I have just sent Evelyn Barclay to you to beg the loan of an … [ABL] 88912091

• • 9 December [1889]. Alexandra Orr to James Dykes Campbell. On Friday I had a note from Miss Browning telling me … [BL] 88912092

• • [9 December 1889]. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. Thank you over & over again for all you have given us & done … [ABL] 88912096