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• • [28 May] 1825. EBB to Edward Moulton-Barrett (father). BC, 1, 219–220. (Letter 218). If every thought of love could find a sound … [Texas] 25012-00

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• • [15 June 1825]. Edward Moulton-Barrett (brother) to EBB. BC, 1, 220–221. (Letter 219). You were no doubt surprised at not hearing from me for so … [Eton] 23013-00

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• • 16 August 1825. Edward Moulton-Barrett (father) to EBB. BC, 1, 221–222. (Letter 220). My only object in writing is to say that if you and dear … [BL] 25013-00

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• • [12 November 1825]. EBB to James Graham-Clarke. BC, 1, 222–224. (Letter 221). Hearing that you have been so very unwell, & finding that … [Eton] 25014-00

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• • 23 November [1825]. Mary Moulton-Barrett to EBB. BC, 1, 224–226. (Letter 222). I am full of anxiety to hear whether dearest Papa’s letter … [BL] 25015-00

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• • 13 December 1825. EBB to James Graham-Clarke. BC, 1, 227–228. (Letter 223). This ragged bit of paper is certainly a much too shabby … [Eton] 25016-00

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• • 30 December 1825. Mary Moulton-Barrett to EBB. BC, 1, 229–230. (Letter 224). It is not only on the plea that I have a letter of yours to … [BL] 25017-00

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• • [ca. 1826]. Unidentified Correspondent to EBB. BC, 1, 231–232. (Letter 225). Enchantress welcome! Poesy’s young child … [Berg] 26001-00

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• • [ca. January 1826]. EBB to Samuel Moulton-Barrett (uncle). BC, 1, 234–235. (Letter 227). I should certainly excommunicate you did not my conscience … [ABL] 20005-00

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• • [8 January 1826]. Mary Moulton-Barrett to EBB. BC, 1, 232–234. (Letter 226). I should really be sorry if you see it necessary to abandon … [BL] 26004-00

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• • 28 February [1826]. Mary Moulton-Barrett to EBB. BC, 1, 235–239. (Letter 228). The news ran like lightning last night thro’ the nursery to … [BL] 26005-00

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• • [4] April [1826]. Mary Moulton-Barrett to EBB. BC, 1, 240–242. (Letter 229). As I have but a poor opinion of words, when they are … [BL] 26007-00

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• • 28 May 1826. EBB to Edward Moulton-Barrett (father). BC, 1, 243–244. (Letter 230). A Joy was pulsing at my heart … [Wellesley] 26008-00

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• • [ca. June 1826]. EBB to Mary Moulton-Barrett. BC, 1, 244. (Letter 231). I cant afford you many lines beloved Mama for Trippy … [BL] 26003-00

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• • [ca. June 1826]. Elizabeth Moulton to EBB. BC, 1, 245. (Letter 232). Papa when on board the ship Elizabeth sailing for England … [Berg] 26008-20

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• • June 1826. EBB to Uvedale Price. Author’s draft at ABL. (Letter 232.5). Your letter has given me as much pleasure as any letter … [            ] 26010-00

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• • June 1826. EBB to Uvedale Price. BC, 1, 245–247. (Letter 233). Tho’ I recieved your sheet of observations at Hastings more … [BL] 26009-00

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• • 12 June 1826. Uvedale Price to EBB. BC, 1, 247–249. (Letter 234). I had heard with much satisfaction, from Mrs Barrett’s … [ABL] 26011-00

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• • [26 June] [ca. 1826]. EBB to Edward Moulton-Barrett (brother). BC, 1, 250. (Letter 235). Admit an alphabetic address, actively abetting affection, … [Berg] 20002-00

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• • 1 July 1826. Uvedale Price to EBB. BC, 1, 250–255. (Letter 236). This very amicable controversy, may, I think, be of use to … [ABL] 26012-00

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• • 12 July [1826]. John Kenyon to EBB. BC, 1, 255–257. (Letter 237). I had scarcely quitted you, when I thought that I had been … [Wellesley] 26013-00

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• • October 1826. EBB to Uvedale Price. BC, 1, 257–261. (Letter 238). EBB’s fair copy at Huntington. Mr. Price’s desire that I should read these sheets with the … [            ] 26014-00

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• • 1 October [1826]. Samuel Moulton-Barrett (brother) to EBB. BC, 1, 261–262. (Letter 239). I recieved your kind letter on Wednesday and I dare say you … [Eton] 26015-00

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• • [ca. November 1826]. EBB to Henrietta Moulton-Barrett. BC, 1, 262–263. (Letter 240). Transcript in private collection. You desired to know how I got on, so you shall have a few … [            ] 26002-00

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• • 17 November 1826. Uvedale Price to EBB. BC, 1, 263–270. (Letter 241). As I have taken the liberty of calling you Ba, I shall not … [ABL] 26017-00

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