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    • 17 December 1842. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 227–229. (Letter 1091). To stand in a sheet behind a door, is only too good for me … [Wellesley] 42173-00

    • [?18] [December 1842]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 229–231. (Letter 1092). Mr. Cary’s report of the state of things at Oxford scarcely … [Folger & Wellesley] 43047-10

    • [20 December 1842]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 231–232. (Letter 1093). My beloved friend I shall write in brevities today I fear … [Wellesley] 42174-00

    • 21 December 1842. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 232–235. (Letter 1094). My beloved friend, you were magnanimous in not adding to the … [Wellesley] 42175-00

    • 23 December 1842. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 235–237. (Letter 1095). I begin to write to you blindfolded with headache, & … [Wellesley] 42176-00

    • [24 December 1842]. Unidentified Correspondent to EBB. [Eton (Envelope)] 42177-00

    • 24 December 1842. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 6, 237–238. (Letter 1096). I am afraid that you will infer from my silence that you … [Wellesley] 42178-00

    • [24 December 1842]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 238–239. (Letter 1097). Crown her the queen of the hops … [Wellesley] 42176-10

    • 26 December 1842. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 6, 239–241. (Letter 1098). … while you are “screaming” & I am teazing, we must really be … [Taylor Coll] 42179-00

    • 27 December 1842. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 241–243. (Letter 1099). I am in consternation my dearest friend at what you tell me. [Eton & Wellesley] 42180-00

    • 28 December 1842. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 6, 243. (Letter 1100). I am the worst riddle-guesser in the world– If I had been … [Wellesley] 42182-00

    • 28 December 1842. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 244–246. (Letter 1101). I am bewitched, my beloved friend, to be sure! Do you know … [Wellesley] 42183-00

    • [ca. 28 December 1842]. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 6, 246–247. (Letter 1102). Keats’ expression too subtle for the Brush!—there’s a … [KS] 42184-00

    • 28 December 1842. Cornelius Mathews to EBB. BC, 6, 248–250. (Letter 1103). Dear Madam, I should say, but friendliness conquers form. [Morgan] 42181-00

    • 29 December 1842. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 6, 251–252. (Letter 1104). Tell me, Mr. Horne,—is it like? to Keats I mean. My hands … [KS] 42185-00

    • 30 December 1842. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 252–256. (Letter 1105). There are occasional florid passages, to be sure, in … [Wellesley] 42187-00

    • [?1843]. RB to Henry Fothergill Chorley. Transcript in private collection. (Letter 1105.5). “Let me say Amen to that” … [            ] 43002-05

    • [ca. 1843]. RB to Thomas Powell. BC, 6, 256. (Letter 1106). Every body was out, to every body’s grief, when Mrs. P … [Berg] 43006-20

    • [ca. 1843]. RB to Thomas Powell. BC, 6, 256–257. (Letter 1107). I have just a half-minute to say a sincere thank-you in … [ABL] 43006-30

    • [ca. 1843]. RB to Thomas Powell. (Letter 1107.5). I shall have great pleasure in coming as you propose … [Smith, Celia] 43006-40

    • [ca. 1843]. RB to Thomas Powell. BC, 6, 257. (Letter 1108). I wake with a headache this morning, & can just bid you … [Yale] 42008-10

    • [ca. 1843]. RB to William Sherman. (Letter 1108.1). I am very sorry indeed that it will be quite impossible … [Smith, Celia] 43002-10

    • [ca. 1843]. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 1108.3). Will you let the bearer have Miss Martineau’s Book. [ABL] 43001-00

    • [ca. 1843]. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 1108.6). “Cela va sans dire.” Why ask me twice whether I would put … [ABL] 43002-00


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