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• • 30 December 1889. Anita Moór to Claire Blanc-Milsand. You will have been surprised to get an American magazine … [ABL/JMA] 88912303

• • 30 December 1889. M.E. Grant Duff to Arthur Russell. I heard from Sir C. Bowen that you had returned to London … [India Office] 88912305

• • 30 December 1889. Lady Tennyson to Anne Weld. The Letters of Emily Lady Tennyson, ed. James O. Hoge (University Park, Penn., 1974), p. 347. I am sorry not to have written to you but indeed … [Tennyson Centre] 88912306

• • 30 December [1889]. Henry James to Thomas Wemyss Reid. Henry James Letters, ed. Leon Edel (Cambridge, Mass., 1974-1984), 3, 266. Here is my misbegotten article, in which I have taken … [            ] 88912307

• • 30 December [1889]. William Thomson to George Granville Bradley. I thank you very much for sending me the ticket … [Westminster Abbey] 88912309

• • 30 December 1889. Robert Barrett Browning to James Fitzjames Stephen. Will you do honour to my father’s memory … [RCB] 8891230A

• • 30 December 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. To Lady Layards. [Marciana] 88912308

• • 31 December 1889. Edmund Gosse to Diary of Edmund Gosse. Just come back from the Abbey. It was a dark dry morning … [BL] 88912313

• • 31 December 1889. M.E. Grant Duff to Diary of M.E. Grant Duff. Mountstuart E. Grant Duff, Notes from a Diary, 1889–1891 (London, 1901), I, 200–202. To Browning’s funeral at Westminster. My wife—agreeing … [            ] 88912318

• • 31 December 1889. Susan Lushington to Diary of Susan Lushington. Transcript in private collection. Breakfast at 9:15 but I came down & found myself quite alone … [            ] 88912319

• • 31 December 1889. Mary Elizabeth Coleridge to Diary of Mary Elizabeth Coleridge. I went to Browning’s Funeral to find out that he is … [Texas] 8891231A

• • 31 December 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. Today Mr Browning’s remains are to be interred … [Marciana] 8891231B

• • 31 December 1889. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. “Robert Secor, “Robert Browning and the Hunts of South Kensington,” BIS, 7 (1979), 131–132. Typescript at Cornell. The only thing to remember today is the sad ceremony that … [            ] 8891231C

• • 31 December 1889. Eugene Schuyler to Katharine Bronson. Will you kindly convey to Mr. Browning my sympathy … [ABL] 8891231D

• • 31 December 1889. Robert Barrett Browning to John Frederick Bridge. While the music still rings in my ears, pray allow me to … [ABL] 88912311

• • 31 December 1889. If you are unable to attend the Funeral of Mr. Robert … [Bodleian] 88912312

• • 31 December 1889. Octavius Moulton-Barrett to Robert Barrett Browning. Charlie and I am here please wire what you wish us to do … [ABL] 88912314

• • 31 December 1889. Andrew Hichens to George Frederic Watts. You may like to have a word about dear old Browning’s … [Kensington] 88912315

• • 31 December 1889. William Richmond to George Richmond. A.M.W. Stirling, The Richmond Papers (London, 1926), pp. 374–375. Browning’s funeral to-day was a glorious thing. [            ] 88912317

• • [late December 1889]. Constance Fenimore Woolson to Samuel Mather. The Complete Letters of Constance Fenimore Woolson, ed. Sharon L. Dean, Gainesville, Florida, 2012, pp. 394–395. Browning was so important a person in Italy … [            ] 88912321

• • [late December 1889]. Unidentified Correspondent to Robert Barrett Browning. Copy at Eton College Library. I think these lines lovely … [            ] 88912322

• • [ca. 1890]. Robert Browning: An Acrostic Sonnet In Memoriam. [Yale] 89000001

• • [ca. 1890]. Christiana Browning to Frederick James Furnivall. My brother Michael has deputed me, (as he has so little time … [Huntington] 89000002

• • [1890]. Christiana Browning to Frederick James Furnivall. Yours received– I will endeavour to do as you wish and also … [Huntington] 89000003

• • January 1890. Alfred Tennyson to Robert Barrett Browning. The Letters of Alfred Lord Tennyson, ed. C.Y. Lang & E.F. Shannon, Jr. (Cambridge, Mass., 1981–90), 3, 410. Of course he would have given me his new volume had he lived … [Berg] 89001001