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• • [2 February 1899]. Enid Layard to Robert Barrett Browning. Author’s copy at ABL. I have just got your letter & seeing that you are not … [            ] 89902021

• • 3 February 1899. Sarianna Browning to Claire Blanc-Milsand. Thank you very much for your kind letter. It always … [ABL/JMA] 89902031

• • 5 February 1899. Robert Barrett Browning to Enid Layard. It is my duty as well as my pleasure to say in reply to … [ABL] 89902051

• • 11 February [1899]. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. On Wednesday I read together yr. two letters, dated Jan 31st … [ABL] 89902111

• • 12 February 1899. Sarianna Browning to Claire Blanc-Milsand. I thank you very heartily for the work on Catholicisme … [ABL/JMA] 89902121

• • 15 February 1899. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. I cannot say I was wholly unprepared for what the mail … [ABL] 89902151

• • 17 February 1899. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. Since posting you my last, this eveg, I got yr’s of the 14th … [ABL] 89902171

• • 21 February [1899]. Anne Thackeray Ritchie to Reginald J. Smith. Letters of Anne Thackeray Ritchie, ed. Hester Ritchie (London, 1924), pp. 249–250. It |was| kind of you to send me the Browning Letters … [            ] 89902211

• • 23 February 1899. Robert Barrett Browning to Enid Layard. In answer to your note, which came last night, I hasten to … [ABL] 89902231

• • 26 February 1899. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. Consider matter closed writing … [ABL] 89902261

• • 27 February 1899. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. I telegraphed you yesterday that we must consider the whole … [ABL] 89902271

• • [March 1899]. Enid Layard to Marie Coddington. Author’s copy at ABL. The news that will be contained in the letter in which … [            ] 89903001

• • [?March 1899]. George Meredith to Louisa Elizabeth Lawrence. The Letters of George Meredith, ed. C.L. Cline (Oxford, 1970), pp. 1322–1323. You must |must| accept a copy from me … [Eton] 89903002

• • 4 March 1899. Enid Layard to Fannie Browning. Author’s copy at ABL. In spite of your 2 letters & your telegram I have felt it my … [            ] 89903041

• • 6 March 1899. Thomas Hardy to Edmund Gosse. Thomas J. Wise, A Browning Library (London, 1929), in facsimile, facing p. 118. I was, as you will have guessed, much interested in reading … [BL] 89903061

• • [9–10 March 1899]. Sarianna Browning to Jean Morison Campbell Miller Morison. I thought to have been at Florence to-day, but a telegram … [Texas] 89903091

• • 10 March 1899. Frederic G. Kenyon to Alice Meynell. I am very much obliged to you for the corrections in the … [ABL] 89903101

• • 10 March 1899. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. I telegraphed you to-day on receipt of your letter, which … [ABL] 89903102

• • 10 March 1899. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. Must (90) London important business tell Pen to met me … [ABL] 89903103

• • 11 March 1899. Banister Lupton to Leonard John Graham-Clarke. Transcript in private collection. I have much pleasure in acknowledging your letter of … [            ] 89903111

• • 12 March 1899. Robert Barrett Browning to Enid Layard. Letter received all right please write me Hotel du cap at … [ABL] 89903121

• • 13 March 1899. George Meredith to Alice Meynell. The Letters of George Meredith, ed. C.L. Cline (Oxford, 1970), p. 1324. In the second volume of the Book of Letters … [Texas] 89903131

• • 14 March 1899. Enid Layard to Robert Barrett Browning. Author’s copy at ABL. A letter I have just red. from Fannie confirms her … [            ] 89903141

• • 17 March 1899. Robert Barrett Browning to Enid Layard. I need not say how grateful I am for the interest you have … [ABL] 89903171

• • 23 March 1899. Fannie Browning to Enid Layard. I have mentally written you many letters since I arrived in … [ABL] 89903231