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    • [ca. March 1861]. EBB to Mary Ann Bruen. BC, 29, 12. (Letter 4842). Transcript in private collection. I find with shame that I still keep About. [            ] 61040-10

    • 9 March [1861]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 29, 13–14. (Letter 4845). Yesterday I was favored with a visit by Miss Blagden, who … [ABL] 61041-00

    • [12 March 1861]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 29, 14–15. (Letter 4846). Its a double miracle. Probably (to judge from fragments of … [Fitzwilliam] 61038-00

    • 12 March [1861]. EBB to Francis William Newman. BC, 29, 15–16. (Letter 4847). Once, long ago, in my youth, I was in the same room with you … [ABL] 61042-00

    • 12 March [1861]. EBB to Susan Howard. BC, 29, 16–17. (Letter 4848). … your letter came to me when I was in bitter need of comfort … [ABL] 61042-10

    • [14 March 1861]. RB to William Wetmore Story & Emelyn Story. BC, 29, 17–18. (Letter 4849). Here is the “Nazione” & two other papers with it. The … [ABL] 61033-00

    • 14 March 1861. EBB to Harriet Beecher Stowe. BC, 29, 18–21. (Letter 4850). Charles Edward Stowe, Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe (London, 1889), pp. 356–359. … let me say one word first. Your letter, which would have … [            ] 61043-00

    • 15 March [1861]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 29, 21–25. (Letter 4851). … we have your letter, darling,—Pen & I. I have my part in the … [GM-B] 61044-00

    • [mid-March 1861]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 29, 25–26. (Letter 4852). Your kind note has been puzzling and perplexing me the whole … [ABL] 61044-10

    • 20 March [1861]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 29, 26–32. (Letter 4853). Miss Brown told me that Mrs. Eckley had sent a poem … [Fitzwilliam] 61044-20

    • [22 March 1861]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 29, 32–36. (Letter 4854). Be careful about what I told you of M– I am a little late … [Fitzwilliam] 61045-00

    • [ca. 25] [March 1861]. EBB to Sarianna Browning. BC, 29, 36–41. (Letter 4855). We take ourselves to be dismally aggrieved, ever dearest … [Lilly] 61047-10

    • 25 March [1861]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 29, 41–42. (Letter 4856). When I wrote to you, the other day, a letter which I was … [ABL] 61046-00

    • [27 March 1861]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 29, 42–46. (Letter 4857). Ah dearest Fanny, I cant rest without telling you that I am … [Fitzwilliam] 61035-00

    • [late March 1861]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 29, 46–47. (Letter 4858). It is some comfort, in all my miseries, to know that I am no … [ABL] 61039-00

    • [ca. April 1861]. RB to Frances Davenport Perkins. BC, 29, 47. (Letter 4859). Transcript in private collection. As you give me my choice so kindly … [            ] 61049-05

    • [April 1861]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 29, 47–48. (Letter 4860). Never for a moment have I felt ungrateful to you for your … [ABL] 61055-00

    • [ca. 1 April 1861]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 29, 48–51. (Letter 4861). I must write one word, having had your letter. There is a … [Fitzwilliam] 61051-00

    • 1 April 1861. Francesco Dall’Ongaro to EBB. BC, 29, 52–53. (Letter 4862). Vi recherà questa lettera, i miei saluti e le mie nuove il … [Fitzwilliam] 61058-00

    • 2 April [1861]. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 29, 53–54. (Letter 4863). I don’t like putting in my line about business to you, when … [Morgan] 61060-00

    • 2 April 1861. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 29, 55–56. (Letter 4864). I think, or am sure, that you cannot misunderstand me when I … [Morgan] 61061-00

    • 2 April 1861. William Makepeace Thackeray to EBB. BC, 29, 56–57. (Letter 4865). Has Browning ever had an aching tooth wh. must come out (I … [Berg] 61059-00

    • 4 April [1861]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 29, 57–60. (Letter 4866). … greeting from Ba the teazer– How I teaze! But General de … [Fitzwilliam] 61049-00

    • [ca. 6 April 1861]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 29, 60–64. (Letter 4867). I congratulate you from the bottom of my heart. Consider … [Fitzwilliam] 61050-00

    • [8 April 1861]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 29, 64–67. (Letter 4868). We dont get the paper. Will you ask why? Here’s a special … [Fitzwilliam] 61053-00


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