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    • 17 December 1846. EBB to James Russell Lowell. BC, 14, 86–87 (in part). (Letter 2644). Certainly I have every reason to fear for myself … [ABL] 46476-00

    • 19 December [1846]. EBB to Henrietta Moulton-Barrett. BC, 14, 73–81. (Letter 2641). My own dearest Henrietta has reproached me perhaps for not … [BL] 46473-00

    • 19 December [1846]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 14, 81–84. (Letter 2642). … your kindest letter is three times welcome as usual. On the … [Wellesley] 46472-00

    • 21 December [1846]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 14, 85–87. (Letter 2643). You must let me tell you my dearest Mr. Boyd, that I dreamed … [Wellesley] 46474-00

    • [24–] 25 December [1846]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 14, 87–92. (Letter 2645). … your letter .. your letter .. for Mr. Boyd’s envelope counts … [Berg] 46477-00

    • 26 December [1846]. EBB to Anne Thomson. BC, 14, 92–93. (Letter 2646). Your kindness in writing to me on the occasion of my … [Vatican] 46478-00

    • 7 January [1847]. EBB to Henrietta Moulton-Barrett. BC, 14, 93–98. (Letter 2647). Praise me as the best letter writer in the world of frosts. [BL] 47002-00

    • [mid-January 1847]. EBB to Cornelius Mathews. BC, 14, 98–101. (Letter 2648). Powell, pp. 150–152. Now once for all, and I say once for all, not so much … [            ] 47001-00

    • [mid-January 1847]. EBB to Septimus Moulton-Barrett. BC, 14, 102–104. (Letter 2649). I must thank you for the affection which still you seem to … [GM-B] 47005-00

    • [23–29 January 1847]. EBB to Henrietta Moulton-Barrett. BC, 14, 105–110. (Letter 2650). My dearest Henrietta must, to begin, forgive me all untoward … [BL] 47003-00

    • [ca. February 1847]. RB to Henry Fothergill Chorley. BC, 14, 110–111. (Letter 2651). Chorley, II, 129–130. Tell me of your success in your own negotiations, which I … [            ] 47005-10

    • 1 February 1847. EBB to James Martin & Julia Martin. BC, 14, 111–113. (Letter 2652). I should have written before to thank you both, my very dear … [Wellesley] 47006-00

    • 4 February [1847]. EBB & RB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 14, 113–115. (Letter 2653). We were very glad to have news of you at last, my very dear … [Wellesley] 47007-00

    • 8 February [1847]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 14, 115–121. (Letter 2654). But my dearest Miss Mitford, your scheme about Leghorn is … [Wellesley] 47008-00

    • 8 February [1847]. EBB & RB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett & Henrietta Moulton-Barrett. BC, 14, 121–128. (Letter 2655). … this will not perhaps be a long letter, but I can send you … [Berg] 47009-00

    • 24 February 1847. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 14, 128–134. (Letter 2656). … here I am waiting, waiting for letters! There may be one … [Berg] 47011-00

    • 24 February 1847. RB to Edward Moxon. BC, 14, 135–136. (Letter 2657). Many thanks for your note with its good news. I delayed … [Dumbarton] 47012-00

    • [late February 1847]. EBB to Sarianna Browning. BC, 14, 136–137. (Letter 2658). I must begin by thanking dearest Sarianna again for her note … [Lilly] 47004-00

    • 4 March 1847. EBB & RB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 14, 137–139. (Letter 2659). How I hope you have thought it a long while to be waiting … [Hayward] 47013-00

    • [?5–] 9 March [1847]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 14, 139–148. (Letter 2660). I know that this letter is not in turn .. but it seems to me … [Berg] 47014-00

    • 10 March [1847]. EBB to Thomas Westwood. BC, 14, 148–151. (Letter 2661). If really, my dear Mr. Westwood, it was “ill temper” in you … [BL] 47015-00

    • 24 March [1847]. Joseph Arnould to RB. BC, 14, 151–154. (Letter 2662). Your letter, my dear Browning, was a great delight to us … [Turnbull] 47016-00

    • 26 March 1847. EBB & RB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett & Henrietta Moulton-Barrett. BC, 14, 154–157. (Letter 2663). Dont reproach me! spite of seeming sins. Though the last … [BL] 47018-00

    • 31 March [1847]. EBB to Henrietta Moulton-Barrett. BC, 14, 158–163. (Letter 2664). Now I am going to give you the best account of myself … [BL] 47020-00

    • 31 March 1847. RB to Richard Monckton Milnes. BC, 14, 164–165. (Letter 2665). When I left England, I bade my Sister at Home open all … [Trinity] 47019-00


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