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    • 12 December [1860]. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 246–247. (Letter 4794). Here comes your paper with entire success—& you may suppose … [ABL] 60217-00

    • [ca. 15] [December 1860]. EBB to William Surtees Cook. BC, 28, 247–248. (Letter 4795). If I have not written before it has been not because I have … [In private collection] 60207-00

    • 15 [–17] December [1860]. Sophia Landor to RB. BC, 28, 248–251. (Letter 4796). I will lose no time in writing my thanks for your very kind … [Yale] 60218-00

    • [20 December 1860]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 28, 251–255. (Letter 4797). I have your letter– Have you Robert’s first? he says it was … [Berg & GM-B (Envelope)] 60219-00

    • [?22] [December 1860]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 28, 255–256. (Letter 4798). Your letter of December the fifth reacht me the day after I … [ABL] 60220-00

    • 27 December 1860. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 256–258. (Letter 4799). We are very grateful for the newspapers which arrived on … [ABL] 60221-00

    • 28 December 1860. John Forster to RB. BC, 28, 258–260. (Letter 4800). … let me write to dear Mrs Browning and yourself and Penini … [Berg] 60222-00

    • 29 December 1860. RB to Reuben Browning. BC, 28, 260. (Letter 4801). Literature, 4 (12 August 1899), p. 159. My wife’s poor dear sister died the day we arrived in Rome … [            ] 60224-00

    • 29 December 1860. RB to Michael Browning. BC, 28, 261. (Letter 4802). I was much gratified by your kind and clever letter to me … [Wellesley] 60223-00

    • [ca. January 1861]. RB to Edward Chapman. BC, 28, 261–262. (Letter 4803). You will be pleased to know that my wife is recovering from … [ABL] 61002-00

    • [ca. January 1861]. RB to Edith Story. BC, 28, 262. (Letter 4804). I was so stupid as to forget two Galignanis last night … [Eton (Meredith)] 61002-30

    • [7 January 1861]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 262–265. (Letter 4805). … it seems as if I spoke to you at last from the other world. [Fitzwilliam] 61003-00

    • [7 January 1861]. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 266. (Letter 4806). … are not you glad to see Ba’s hand again? & to be assured … [ABL] 61006-00

    • [8 January 1861]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 28, 266–269. (Letter 4807). … our letters will cross again I fear, but I must write to you … [Berg] 61008-00

    • [11–15 January 1861]. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 28, 269–272. (Letter 4808). I have not had courage to write, my dearest friend, but you … [Wellesley] 61007-00

    • [14–15 January 1861]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 272–275. (Letter 4809). … you had my letter? I hope so– I want to tell you that we … [Fitzwilliam] 61021-00

    • [15 January 1861]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 28, 275–278. (Letter 4810). Robert has to write to George upon business, and we dont … [Berg] 61010-00

    • 15 January 1861. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 28, 278. (Letter 4811). Our recent troubles had put out of my head that matter of … [Morgan] 61011-00

    • [19 January 1861]. EBB to Sarianna Browning. BC, 28, 279–281. (Letter 4812). I must bring my heavy heart up to the effort of writing at … [Lilly] 61009-00

    • [21 January 1861]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 281–285. (Letter 4813). … how you grieve me by this news of your being unwell– Dear, I … [Fitzwilliam] 61013-00

    • 21 January 1861. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 285–286. (Letter 4814). In the first place, I am truly sorry that you are unwell & … [ABL] 61014-00

    • [22 January 1861]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 28, 286–291. (Letter 4815). Robert said your letter would cross mine—but I couldn’t wait … [Fitzwilliam] 61017-00

    • [ca. 22] [January 1861]. RB to Marie Esperance von Schwartz. BC, 28, 291. (Letter 4816). I am again unfortunate, being absolutely engaged for next … [Crosier/Nelson] 61022-10

    • 22 January [1861]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 28, 291–293. (Letter 4817). It is impossible for me to delay, another hour, answer to … [ABL] 61015-00

    • 28 January 1861. RB to Sophia Landor. BC, 28, 293–297. (Letter 4818). First, forgive & understand the reason of the long delay in … [Yale] 61019-00


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