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    • 6 March [1844]. RB to Richard Hengist Horne. (Letter 1563.5). A sea-faring friend of mine told me once, he had a good … [ABL] 44100-10

    • 6 March [1844]. Harriet Martineau to EBB. BC, 8, 247–251. (Letter 1564). You will think that the “never”, rather than the “not never” … [Wellesley & Yale] 44099-00

    • [8 March 1844]. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 8, 251. (Letter 1565). There is nothing in our Art mechanical—even What is called … [Vermont] 44102-00

    • 10 March [1844]. RB to Christopher Dowson, Jr.. BC, 8, 252–253. (Letter 1566). You may remember I told you my appointment with C. Kean had … [BL] 44103-00

    • [13] March 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 8, 253–257. (Letter 1567). My dearest friend I return Mr. Reade’s letter which amused … [Wellesley] 44101-00

    • [14 March 1844]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 8, 258–259. (Letter 1568). I enclose Miss Martineau’s letter to you, & return the … [Wellesley] 44090-00

    • 16 March 1844. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 8, 259. (Letter 1569). I fancy, by some expressions in a letter I have had from Mrs … [Morgan] 44104-00

    • [16 March 1844]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 8, 259–260. (Letter 1570). I return Mr. Burges’s criticism which I omitted to talk to … [Wellesley] 44091-00

    • [?19] [March 1844]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 8, 261–262. (Letter 1571). My very dear cousin, I have read your letter again & again, … [Wellesley] 43066-00

    • 20 March 1844. EBB to Edward Moxon. BC, 8, 263 (in part). (Letter 1572). Miss Barrett presents her compliments to Mr. Moxon, & also … [Karpeles] 44105-00

    • 21 March 1844. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 8, 263–265. (Letter 1573). No, you never sent me back Miss Martineau’s letter, my dear … [Wellesley] 44107-00

    • [21 March 1844]. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 8, 265. (Letter 1574). I sh’d like you to see that the first critic who has … [Morgan] 44107-10

    • 21 March 1844. Bryan Waller Procter to RB. BC, 8, 266–267. (Letter 1575). Your advents are like those of your friend Phoebus—pleasant … [Huntington] 44106-00

    • 22 March 1844. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 8, 267–268. (Letter 1576). I heard that once I wrote three times too long a letter to … [Wellesley] 44108-00

    • 22 March 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 8, 268–271. (Letter 1577). My beloved friend you will wonder what in the world has … [Fitzwilliam] 44109-00

    • 23 March [1844]. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 1576.5). I have to thank you for the letters and the Palm leaves … [ABL] 44111-00

    • [?24] [March 1844]. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 8, 271–273. (Letter 1578). It seems to me that the prudent way is not to write to you … [Morgan] 44093-00

    • [25 March 1844]. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 1578.5). I never liked that last Stanza if I may dare to say so. [ABL] 44112-00

    • [26] March 1844. EBB to Cornelius Mathews. BC, 8, 273–276. (Letter 1579). … you will forgive my silence for the sake of a feebleness of … [ABL] 44114-00

    • [?26] [March 1844]. Bryan Waller Procter to RB. BC, 8, 276–277. (Letter 1580). I got your play last night then read it with very great … [Brown] 44113-00

    • [?28] [March 1844]. EBB to Edward Moxon. BC, 8, 277 (in part). (Letter 1581). The “Drama of Exile” having much that is lyrical in it … [ABL] 44017-00

    • [?28] [March 1844]. RB to John Kenyon. BC, 8, 278. (Letter 1582). I hardly know the engagement I should not have a right to … [Taylor Coll] 44012-00

    • [?29] [March 1844]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 8, 278–279. (Letter 1583). If you have not received my letter, which I wrote directly … [ABL] 44120-00

    • [?29] [March 1844]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 8, 279–280. (Letter 1584). My very dear cousin I must try at another note, before I … [Wellesley] 44119-00

    • [29] March 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 8, 281–285. (Letter 1585). The orientalisms, my beloved Miss Mitford, at the end of … [Wellesley] 44116-00


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