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• • 9 July 1948. Helen Rossetti Angeli to A.J. Armstrong. I came across the enclosed the other day … [ABL] 94807091

• • 23 October 1951. T.S. Eliot to Alan C. Don. Transcript in private collection. I am writing to say that I am happy that I shall be able … [            ] 95110231

• • 25 November [1952]. Laura M. Ragg to Dorothy Hewlett. I write in bed, not ill, but afflicted with sciatica … [ABL] 95211251

• • 4 December 1952. Laura M. Ragg to Dorothy Hewlett. I return the pamphlet with many thanks. [ABL] 95212041

• • 1 January 1953. Laura M. Ragg to Dorothy Hewlett. An old friend–though few years my junior–spent the day … [ABL] 95301011

• • [?5] [February 1953]. Laura M. Ragg to Dorothy Hewlett. Just before these untowards events my old friend … [ABL] 95302051

• • 10 February 1953. Laura M. Ragg to Dorothy Hewlett. My last hurried letter was not of course a reply to yours … [ABL] 95302101

• • 24 March 1953. Ronald Storrs to Ruth Donald-Hudson. Quanto guadio| (as popes begin their Bulls) accepimus your … [ABL] 95303241

• • 21 April 1953. Ronald Storrs to Ruth Donald-Hudson. An unseemly gap before I am able to deal with yours of the … [ABL] 95304211

• • [Undated]. Katharine Bronson to Sarianna Browning. Your precious words are the dearest Legends I can possibly … [ABL] SD003-00

• • [Undated]. Fannie Browning to A.J. Armstrong. The Autograph Book is the Visitors Book at the Palazzo … [ABL] SD004-10

• • [Undated]. Robert Barrett Browning to Katharine Bronson. I hope to see you today, later, but cannot wait any longer … [ABL] SD009-00

• • [Undated]. Robert Barrett Browning to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. It will give me great pleasure to dine with you on Friday. [ABL] SD010-10

• • [Undated]. Robert Barrett Browning to Henrietta Montalba. I was dining with the Browns last night, and although your … [ABL] SD012-00

• • [Undated]. Sarianna Browning to Clara Montalba. Would you kindly give me the name and address of your … [ABL] SD025-00

• • [Undated]. George Smith to Alexandra Orr. Of one thing you may be sure, and that is that you need have … [ABL] SD033-00

• • [Undated]. Eliza Flower to Mr. Novello. You will think the tiresome little things are never coming … [ABL] SD042-00

• • 12 August [ny]. Constance M. Butler to Unidentified Correspondent. How very disappointing about your house in Wiltshire … [ABL] SD068-00

• • 29 November [ny]. Anna Swanwick to Walter B. Slater. I am truly sorry to have allowed your kind missive to … [ABL] SD072-00

• • [Undated]. Anne Benson Procter to Mrs. Lord. It is very kind your thinking of me—and I should have liked … [ABL] SD086-00

• • [Undated]. Octavius Moulton-Barrett to Altham Leonard Moulton-Barrett. Thank you so much for your letter … [ABL] SD001-05