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    • 14 September [1857]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 24, 136–137. (Letter 4044). … a letter from me will have crossed yours & told you of all … [Fitzwilliam] 57088-00

    • [14 September 1857]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 24, 137. (Letter 4045). They are talking of analogies & conversions, so that I can … [Berg] 57080-00

    • 14 September [1857]. Alfred Tennyson & Emily Tennyson to EBB. BC, 24, 138–139. (Letter 4046). There came a hearty smile of joy at your kindness although … [Wellesley] 57087-00

    • [?17] [September 1857]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 24, 139. (Letter 4047). With the greatest pleasure, my dear Mrs. Eckley– I am too … [Berg] 57081-00

    • [17] September [1857]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 24, 140–142. (Letter 4048). Thank you my dearest Isa. How more than good you are! You … [Fitzwilliam] 57089-00

    • [20 September 1857]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 24, 142. (Letter 4049). Thank you, my dear ... shall I say it? dear Sophie, for all … [Berg] 57079-00

    • [?21] [September 1857]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 24, 142–143. (Letter 4050). Thank you– I am only tired through driving out just now. [Berg] 57078-00

    • [?22] [September 1857]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 24, 143–144. (Letter 4051). Oh no, my dear kindest friend—my poor little Peni is not at … [Berg] 57076-00

    • [?23] [September 1857]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 24, 144. (Letter 4052). Seeing David ride by we stop him to say one word. It is not … [Berg] 57077-00

    • [?23] [September 1857]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 24, 144–145. (Letter 4053). I wrote a flying line, dearest Sophie, through David on … [Berg] 57075-00

    • [25 September 1857]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 24, 145–147. (Letter 4054). I stop the hard thoughts you must be thinking of me by one … [Fitzwilliam] 57090-00

    • [?25] [September 1857]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 24, 147–148. (Letter 4055). I cannot say how touched we both are, dearest Sophia, by … [Berg] 57071-00

    • [26 September 1857]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 24, 148–149. (Letter 4056). I have the best good news, dearest Sophie,—an excellent … [Berg] 57072-00

    • 28 September 1857. RB to Edward Chapman. BC, 24, 149–150. (Letter 4058). We leave this place, in a week or so, for Florence. You will … [Morgan] 57091-00

    • [28 September 1857]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 24, 150–151. (Letter 4059). I shall be delighted to go with you dearest Sophie, and here … [Berg] 57073-00

    • 28 September [1857]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 24, 151–153. (Letter 4060). I write again to bid you write to me at Florence, where we … [Berg & GM-B (Envelope)] 57093-00

    • 28 September [1857]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 24, 153–156. (Letter 4061). You will understand too well why I have waited some days … [Fitzwilliam] 57092-00

    • [30 September 1857]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 24, 156–159. (Letter 4062). I am so sorry, my dearest Isa, that I was not in time to … [Fitzwilliam] 57094-00

    • [late September 1857]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 24, 149. (Letter 4057). I will go with you at three or a quarter past three, most … [Berg] 57098-00

    • 1 October 1857. EBB & RB to Sarianna Browning. BC, 24, 159–160. (Letter 4063). Mrs. Jameson is here, but I must write a word lest you … [BL] 57106-00

    • 2 October [1857]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 24, 161–164. (Letter 4064). … it will make you easier to know that we are getting on well. [Berg & GM-B] 57107-00

    • [3 October 1857]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 24, 164–166. (Letter 4065). I am very sorry, my dearest Isa, that you should have been … [Fitzwilliam] 57108-00

    • [3 October 1857]. Robert Bulwer Lytton & Isa Blagden to EBB. BC, 24, 166–169. (Letter 4066). Your last letter to Isa made us all very sad & anxious by … [ABL] 57109-00

    • 4 October [1857]. EBB to Jane Wills-Sandford. BC, 24, 170–172. (Letter 4067). I hope I may understand from your letter that you did hear … [ABL] 57110-00

    • 5 October 1857. RB to Edward Chapman. BC, 24, 172–173. (Letter 4068). We return to Florence to-morrow—but, having a place in an … [Morgan] 57111-00


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