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    • [ca. January 1839]. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 4, 114. (Letter 679). I entreat your forgiveness for the inscrutable & mystical … [Morgan] 39036-00

    • 5 January 1839. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 115–116. (Letter 680). L’Estrange (1), II, 46–49. I do thank you, my beloved friend, for your kindness in … [            ] 39005-00

    • [?15] [January 1839]. EBB to Editor of The Athenæum. BC, 4, 116. (Letter 681). Miss Barrett presents her compliments to the Editor of the … [Boston PL] 39005-10

    • [17 January 1839]. EBB to Mary Minto. BC, 4, 117–118. (Letter 682). As you are so kind as not to forget me but still to care to … [BL] 39006-00

    • [ca. March 1839]. RB to John Kenyon. (Letter 682.5). More than “care”—I shall be delighted to see you next Thursday as you propose … [ABL] 39006-10

    • 7–12 March [1839]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 118–121. (Letter 683). I must say so at the first word, though it may seem so … [Wellesley] 39007-00

    • 28 March 1839. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 4, 123–124. (Letter 685). L’Estrange (2), III, 96–97 (as 28 May 1839). I should always doubt any preference of mine when opposed to … [            ] 39018-10

    • [30 March–1 April 1839]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 4, 124–130. (Letter 686). Your letter came last night just as I had given it up in … [Berg] 39009-00

    • [late March 1839]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 121–123. (Letter 684). The fishermen in these waters certainly have not genius … [Wellesley] 39011-00

    • 10 April [1839]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 130–136. (Letter 687). The east wind is here instead of the fish—& it seems that … [Wellesley] 39012-00

    • [19 April 1839]. EBB to Samuel Moulton-Barrett (brother). BC, 4, 136–137. (Letter 688). … not the chancellor’s great seal could cover what I want to … [Eton] 39013-00

    • [?25] [April 1839]. RB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 4, 137–139. (Letter 689). You once said “letters were vile things”—they will be … [Huntington] 39010-00

    • 29 April [1839]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 4, 139–143. (Letter 690). You will be surprised to hear of me in such an out of the … [Berg] 39014-00

    • [30 April 1839]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 143–146. (Letter 691). I have been a little anxious about your muteness as well as … [Wellesley] 39015-00

    • [16 May 1839]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 146–150. (Letter 692). I knew it was so—I felt it was—& in the course of my … [Eton & Wellesley] 39016-00

    • 21 May 1839. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 4, 150–153. (Letter 693). I am very very sorry to understand from Arabel that you are … [Wellesley] 39017-00

    • [23 May 1839]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 153–154. (Letter 694). I write in the utmost haste dearest Miss Mitford—that the … [Wellesley] 39018-00

    • [4 June 1839]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 4, 154–160. (Letter 695). This is your own due sheet—and yet I have been on the … [Berg] 39020-00

    • [?8] [June 1839]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 160–161. (Letter 696). I am beginning to write in a great hurry, & must soon end in … [Wellesley] 39019-00

    • 10 June 1839. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 4, 161. (Letter 697). … but Goddis will—which is His mercy—and your kindness will … [Postal Museum] 39021-00

    • 11 June 1839. EBB to Edward Hill Weale. BC, 4, 162 (in part). (Letter 698). It is hard for me to say how very much I admire the beauty … [Karpeles] 39022-00

    • 12 June 1839. EBB to Lady Margaret Cocks. BC, 4, 162–165. (Letter 699). I have mislaid your letter, & cannot remember the address … [Hervey-Bathurst] 39023-00

    • 17 June [1839]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 165–168. (Letter 700). I have received your parcel & recovered my temper at its … [Wellesley] 39024-00

    • [24 June 1839]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 4, 168–169. (Letter 701). I take the liberty, which I know you will not be angry about … [Wellesley] 39025-00


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