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    • [22 July 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 13, 177–179. (Letter 2497). I did not go out yesterday, & was very glad not to have a … [Wellesley] 46331-00

    • [22 July 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 13, 179–180. (Letter 2498). How I long, my sweetest Ba, to know whether any heavy price … [Wellesley] 46332-00

    • [22 July 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 13, 180–182. (Letter 2499). … what you say is unnecessary for you to say—it is, in … [Wellesley] 46333-00

    • [?23] [July 1846]. EBB to Fanny Dowglass. BC, 13, 182–183. (Letter 2500). Indeed, my dear friend, I will let you blame me for this … [Texas] 46336-10

    • [23 July 1846]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 13, 183–186. (Letter 2501). I have been a truant to you, will you say, my dearest Miss … [Wellesley] 46338-00

    • [23 July 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 13, 188–189. (Letter 2503). No letter for me tonight! not a word!– Perhaps the post is … [Wellesley] 46336-00

    • [23 July 1846]. RB to Edward Moxon. BC, 13, 190. (Letter 2504). True thanks! I shall expect you & be happy. [ABL] 46332-10

    • [24 July 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 13, 190–191. (Letter 2505). … look to be kissed to-morrow till it hurts you,—punished you … [Wellesley] 46337-00

    • [26 July 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 13, 191–194. (Letter 2506). Why should you ask such a question of me yesterday, as to … [Wellesley] 46339-00

    • [26 July 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 13, 194–196. (Letter 2507). Mr Kenyon said nothing,—except a few words at dinner about … [Wellesley] 46340-00

    • [27 July 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 13, 196–197. (Letter 2508). … your ‘Hush’ came too late—I had spoken. Do not blame me … [Wellesley] 46342-00

    • [28 July 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 13, 199–201. (Letter 2510). … as I lost nearly an hour of you today, I made amends to … [Wellesley] 46343-00

    • [?29] [July 1846]. EBB to Fanny Dowglass. BC, 13, 201–202. (Letter 2511). I send you my dear friend, the books you speak of receiving … [Huntington] 46345-10

    • [29 July 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 13, 202–204. (Letter 2512). This is just the way, the only way, my ever, ever dearest … [Wellesley] 46344-00

    • 29 July 1846. RB to Eliot Warburton. BC, 13, 207. (Letter 2514). I seem not to care for the misfortune of being unable to see … [Yale] 46346-00

    • [30 July 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 13, 207–208. (Letter 2515). Now you are my very own best, sweetest, dearest Ba. Do you … [Wellesley] 46347-00

    • [30 July 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 13, 208–211. (Letter 2516). Well, then,—it was’nt, after all, so extravagant of me to … [Wellesley] 46348-00

    • [31 July 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 13, 211–212. (Letter 2517). … the love was, as you admit, beneath all the foolish words. [Wellesley] 46349-00

    • [early August 1846]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 13, 212–215. (Letter 2518). Not an only child, dearest Miss Mitford, but one of ever so … [Fitzwilliam] 46285-00

    • [2 August 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 13, 215–218. (Letter 2519). … you were wet surely? The rain came before you reached the … [Wellesley] 46350-00

    • [2 August 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 13, 218–219. (Letter 2520). What can I tell you, ever dearest, while I am expecting all … [Wellesley] 46351-00

    • [3 August 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 13, 219–221. (Letter 2521). Oh, the comfort you are to me, Ba—the perpetual blessing … [Wellesley] 46352-00


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