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• • 11 February [?1890]. H.W. Hussey to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. I do not think you had quite caught the sense of the Greek. [ABL] 89002111

• • 17 February 1890. William Michael Rossetti to Diary of William Michael Rossetti. Selected Letters of William Michael Rossetti, ed. Roger W. Peattie (University Park, Penn., 1990), p. 2. Called at the studio of Felix Moscheles … [British Columbia] 89002171

• • 18 February [1890]. Sarianna Browning to Mary Teresa Mundella. I hope the servant explained to you when you were so very … [Sheffield] 89002181

• • 18 February 1890. Fannie Browning to Louise Chandler Moulton. I received last evening yrs. of Feb 4th enclosing for my … [LC] 89002182

• • 20 February [1890]. Sarianna Browning to Katharine Harris Bradley. Will you thank, in my place, dear Amy for the flowers from … [BL] 89002201

• • 21 February 1890. John Trivett Nettleship to Mary S. Mathews. Will you allow me to offer you, as a small acknowledgment … [ABL] 89002211

• • 22 February 1890. Mary Elizabeth Coleridge to Diary of Mary Elizabeth Coleridge. Off again with Mad. Mère directly after, to see Miss … [Texas] 89002221

• • 23 February 1890. Robert Barrett Browning to Hallam Tennyson. BBIS-22, p. 51. Thank you for writing– I had no idea of the serious nature … [Tennyson Centre] 89002231

• • 25 February 1890. Robert Barrett Browning to Walter B. Slater. I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your’s of 21st. inst … [ABL] 89002251

• • 25 February 1890. Frederick James Furnivall to E.H. Blakeney. Pending your arrival in London next year, Mr. E. E. Davies … [Cambridge Univ] 89002252

• • [26 February 1890]. Sarianna Browning to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 114–115. Your admirable piece of work came safely yesterday– It is … [Todorow] 89002261

• • 26 February 1890. James Bennan to William Michael Rossetti. Southampton contains no record at all likely to assist the … [ABL] 89002262

• • 26 February [1890]. Sarianna Browning to Mary Maud Paget. Thank you for your dear kind letter which touched me deeply. [Balliol] 89002263

• • 1 March 1890. Mary Elizabeth Coleridge to Diary of Mary Elizabeth Coleridge. Miss S. told Browning that “Luria” was her favourite … [Texas] 89003011

• • 3 March 1890. William J. Knox-Little to Fannie Browning. I hope I am not intrusive, by venturing to rejoice. May I … [Texas] 89003031

• • 3 March 1890. Robert Barrett Browning to Smith, Elder & Co.. I beg to thank you for your letter of Feb. 5th. advising me … [ABL] 89003032

• • 4 March 1890. Alfred Ainger to James Dykes Campbell. When I have been thinking much about Browning, my thoughts … [Philadelphia] 89003041

• • 4 March [1890]. Sarianna Browning to William Hale Savile. I thank you from my heart for your kind words of attachment … [ABL] 89003042

• • 5 March 1890. Robert Shergold Browning to Frederick James Furnivall. I hope your interview with my dear Aunt Sarah has been … [Huntington] 89003051

• • 6 March 1890. Fannie Browning to Eliza Bridell-Fox. Richard Garnett and Edward Garnett, The Life of W.J. Fox (London, 1910), p. 323. … [            ] 89003061

• • 6 March 1890. Unidentified Correspondent to Edward Alfred Moulton-Barrett. A. Surtees has just sent me the enclosed which I copy out & … [Eton] 89003062

• • 7 March 1890. Sarianna Browning to Frederick Locker-Lampson. Augustine Birrell, Frederick Locker-Lampson: A Character Sketch (London, 1920), p. 105. Your kind letter touched me deeply– I thank you from my … [ABL] 89003071

• • 7 March 1890. Horace G. Bowen to Frederick James Furnivall. Transcript in private collection. Margaret Morris Browning died 18 March 1857. [            ] 89003072

• • 7 March 1890. Robert Shergold Browning to Frederick James Furnivall. So much obliged for sending me your pamphlet—reading it … [Huntington] 89003073

• • 8 March 1890. Robert Barrett Browning to Octavius Moulton-Barrett. In the “Prefatory Note” to the last Edition of my Mother’s … [GM-B] 89003081