Letters, 1881?-1900.

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Letters, 1881?-1900.

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[1] 1881?, November 6, London, to H. Buxton Forman, St. John's Woods, England [3 p. with envelope].--Remarks on several letters by Edward J. Trelawney and asks about the authorship of a romance called Titan. [2] 1883, June 5, Dinant-sur-Meuse, Belgium, to Mrs. Rossetti [2 p.].--Explains why he did not visit Mrs. Rossetti. Describes his travels since April. "I was glad to hear the 'Rossetti Sale' had been a success." With pencil note discussing the Rossetti sale. [3] 1900, October 20, London, to [5 p.].--Reasons of health have forced him to suspend work on several literary undertakings. He offers "a little volume of poetry" for publication.

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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Rossetti, Mrs.,

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Sharp, William, 1855-1905

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Trelawny, Edward John, 1792-1881

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