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    • 20 [–21] September [1860]. EBB to Eliza Anne Ogilvy. BC, 28, 157–160. (Letter 4745). My very dear friend, almost I am ashamed to write to you … [Eton] 60170-00

    • 21 September 1860. Walter Landor to RB. BC, 28, 160–161. (Letter 4746). No doubt Miss Sophy Landor has written & led you to expect … [Yale] 60171-00

    • 22 September [1860]. RB to William Michael Rossetti. BC, 28, 162. (Letter 4747). Nothing will give my wife or myself more pleasure than to … [British Columbia] 60172-00

    • [ca. 23] [September 1860]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 162–163. (Letter 4748). Yes, yes, yes, dearest dear Isa—you are both to come if you … [Fitzwilliam] 60006-00

    • [24 September 1860]. EBB to Louisa Crawford. BC, 28, 163. (Letter 4749). I am a petitioner again– May we have the other two volumes … [Yale] 60158-10

    • [25 September 1860]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 163–165. (Letter 4750). … indeed it vexes me to think that you should be unwell & I … [Fitzwilliam] 60159-00

    • 29 September 1860. Frederick Tennyson to EBB. BC, 28, 165–174. (Letter 4751). It is now so many months, which seem years, since I smoked … [ABL] 60173-00

    • [late September 1860]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 175. (Letter 4752). Though you seem ever so far from me already, dearest dear … [Fitzwilliam] 60160-00

    • 2 October [1860]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 28, 176–180. (Letter 4753). I have your letter to my great relief– Oh—my darling, if you … [GM-B] 60176-00

    • [2 October 1860]. EBB to Henrietta Cook. BC, 28, 180–181. (Letter 4754). … it’s the word that always comes,—I thank you more than I … [In private collection] 60181-00

    • [3–4 October 1860]. EBB & RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 181–185. (Letter 4755). … you are an ever dearest Isa for writing– Dear, I have had a … [Fitzwilliam] 60177-00

    • [ca. 5 October 1860]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 28, 185–186. (Letter 4756). … to Pen it is an even more familiar mode of expression than … [Berg] 60178-50

    • 5 October 1860. Sophia Landor to RB. BC, 28, 186–188. (Letter 4757). I am requested by my Cousin Mr. Walter Landor to inform you … [Yale] 60179-00

    • [11 October 1860]. EBB to Sarianna Browning. BC, 28, 188–191. (Letter 4758). We give you our last words, dearest Sarianna, as we leave … [Lilly] 60180-00

    • [?12] [October 1860]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 28, 192. (Letter 4759). This morning I am about to send an Imag. Conversation, to be … [ABL] 60161-20

    • [13] October [1860]. EBB & RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 28, 192–197. (Letter 4760). I had your letter on the morning of our leaving Siena—which … [Morgan] 60182-00

    • 13 October 1860. RB to Reuben Browning. BC, 28, 197–198. (Letter 4761). Here we are again after a return two days ago from Siena: my … [Scotland] 60183-00

    • [mid-October 1860]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 198–199. (Letter 4762). Before breakfast hands & brains are imbecile to write. I … [Fitzwilliam] 60174-10

    • [?17] [October 1860]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 199. (Letter 4763). … you will be glad for me I know. I have the first really good … [Eton] 60195-00

    • [20 October 1860]. EBB to Theodore Tilton. BC, 28, 200. (Letter 4764). Public affairs here are passing into the phase of triumph. [Texas (Envelope)] 60186-00

    • 20 October 1860. RB to Reuben Browning. BC, 28, 200–201. (Letter 4765). I wrote to you a week since begging you to let me know, with … [Taylor Coll] 60185-00

    • [ca. 24] [October 1860]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 28, 201–203. (Letter 4766). … una voce corre“ says the telegraph, ”che Austria minacciasse … [GM-B] 60184-00

    • [24 October 1860]. RB to George Mignaty. BC, 28, 203. (Letter 4767). Madame Du Quaire is here for a few days on her way to Rome … [Firenze] 60195-10

    • [29 October 1860]. EBB to Frederick Tennyson. BC, 28, 203. (Letter 4768). N.B. I really dont always write such long letters! … [ABL] 60187-10

    • [ca. 31 October 1860]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 204–205. (Letter 4769). … yes my letter did not please me– It was from George, & … [Fitzwilliam] 60188-00


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