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    • [11 August 1852]. Alfred Tennyson to EBB. BC, 18, 188. (Letter 3083). I am indeed sorry we cannot see you—we had reckoned so much … [Morgan, Ray Bequest] 52086-00

    • [11 August 1852]. EBB to Alfred Tennyson. BC, 18, 188. (Letter 3084). [Yale (Envelope)] 52007-00

    • 11 August [1852]. Alfred Tennyson to EBB. BC, 18, 189. (Letter 3085). I wrote to you once before this morning. I now write again … [Berg] 52087-00

    • [11 August 1852]. EBB & RB to Alfred Tennyson. BC, 18, 189–190. (Letter 3086). I thank you & congratulate you indeed from my heart. May God … [Yale] 52088-00

    • [11–12 August 1852]. EBB to David Ogilvy. BC, 18, 190–191. (Letter 3087). I must send you one word of congratulation from the hearts … [Eton] 52089-00

    • [14 August 1852]. EBB to Fanny Dowglass. BC, 18, 191–192. (Letter 3088). I dont know what you will think of me. I am living in chaos … [Huntington] 52091-00

    • [14–16 August 1852]. EBB to Sarah Jane Cust. BC, 18, 192–195. (Letter 3089). … no, the new name wont come as near as the old yet, however … [Pforzheimer] 52080-00

    • [14 August 1852]. Alfred Tennyson to EBB. BC, 18, 195. (Letter 3090). Here is one word of bulletin as you desired. All is going … [Virginia] 52090-00

    • [15 August 1852]. EBB to Dinah Mulock. BC, 18, 195. (Letter 3091). Transcript in private collection. So vexed I am at having been prevented going to call on you! … [            ] 52092-00

    • [17 August 1852]. EBB to Henrietta Cook. BC, 18, 196–197. (Letter 3092). Just one word to my dearest Henrietta, to say that I think … [BL] 52093-00

    • [17 August 1852]. EBB to Dinah Mulock. BC, 18, 197–198. (Letter 3093). Transcript in private collection. I cannot be easy under your little note, my dear Miss Mulock … [            ] 52094-00

    • 18 August 1852. RB to Edward Chapman. BC, 18, 198. (Letter 3094). Will you have the kindness to give Mr Allingham copies of my … [Vermont] 52094-10

    • [25 August 1852]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 18, 198–199. (Letter 3095). Transcript in private collection. I am quite, quite grieved—quite grieved—& so unwell besides … [            ] 52094-20

    • [27 August 1852]. EBB to Bessie Rayner Parkes. BC, 18, 199–200. (Letter 3096). I little thought when I had the pleasure of sitting by you … [Notre Dame] 52082-10

    • [28 August 1852]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 18, 200–201. (Letter 3097). Thank you, dearest Mr. Kenyon, for thinking of me on … [Rylands] 52095-00

    • [30 August 1852]. EBB to John Forster. BC, 18, 202. (Letter 3098). We come back from breakfast at Mr. Rogers’s, & find your … [Altschul] 52095-10

    • [1 September 1852]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 18, 202. (Letter 3099). It shall be saturday, if you please. I tremble rather in … [Fitzwilliam] 52096-00

    • [1 September 1852]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 18, 203–204. (Letter 3100). I am so vexed, my dearest friend, that the vexation is … [Wellesley] 52097-00

    • 1 September [1852]. EBB to Emily Patmore. BC, 18, 204–205. (Letter 3101). I come back & find that I have lost your visit, and am to … [Boston College] 52097-10

    • [2 September 1852]. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 18, 205–207. (Letter 3102). … your letters always make me glad to see them, but this time … [Wellesley] 52098-00

    • [3 September 1852]. EBB to Eliza Anne Ogilvy. BC, 18, 207–208. (Letter 3103). … you will have thought me (besides other chastising thoughts) … [Eton] 52099-00

    • [4 September 1852]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 18, 209–210. (Letter 3104). I am tied & bound beyond redemption for the next fortnight … [Wellesley] 52102-00

    • 8 September [1852]. Alfred Tennyson to EBB. BC, 18, 211. (Letter 3105). Offered for sale in Sotheran’s Cat. 737, item 395. … “is getting on very well, tho’ not yet down stairs”—and that … [            ] 52100-00

    • [11 September 1852]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 18, 211–212. (Letter 3107). I was wrong about Monday after all, just as Arabel thought. [Fitzwilliam] 52101-00


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