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    • [13 June 1844]. EBB to Edward Moxon. BC, 9, 15. (Letter 1627). I believe I have to thank you for a very kind & appreciated … [Yale] 44158-00

    • 14 June 1844. RB to Henry William Field. BC, 9, 16. (Letter 1628). Mr Carlyle has commissioned me to say, that he fears he has … [Texas] 44159-00

    • [mid-June 1844]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 9, 16–17. (Letter 1629). Now I am going to talk to you about how the New Spirit of … [Morgan] 44008-00

    • [15 June 1844]. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 9, 17–19. (Letter 1630). … the “Dead Pan” is quite as fine as Miss Martineau thinks and … [Morgan] 44159-10

    • [16–] 17 June 1844. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 9, 19–21. (Letter 1631). Certainly .. mark as much as you please! They will all be … [Texas] 44160-00

    • 17 June 1844. EBB to Cornelius Mathews. BC, 9, 22 (in part). (Letter 1632). I send you the beginning poem of my second volume: I send … [ABL] 44161-00

    • [17 June 1844]. RB to Frederick Oldfield Ward. (Letter 1632.5). I would with pleasure do as you ask—and meant to have done … [ABL] 44161-10

    • [18 June 1844]. RB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 9, 1 (in part). (Letter 1618). To-morrow night, as you prophecy, I am engaged past remedy … [ABL] 44149-10

    • 18 June 1844. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 9, 22–23. (Letter 1633). Thank you my very dear friend!! I write to you drunk with … [Wellesley] 44162-00

    • 19 June 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 23–25. (Letter 1634). My ever dearest friend’s letter was like a shadow of her … [Wellesley] 44163-00

    • [20 June 1844]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 9, 25–28. (Letter 1635). Oh .. you are a gnasher of teeth in criticism, I see! You … [BL] 44183-00

    • [20 June 1844]. RB to Richard Hengist Horne. (Letter 1635.5). We have a rather sudden death in our family–& I sit … [ABL] 44164-10

    • 21 June 1844. Thomas Westwood to EBB. BC, 9, 28–29. (Letter 1636). As day after day passes, I cannot help fearing more & more … [ABL] 44165-00

    • [?24] [June 1844]. RB to Frederick Oldfield Ward. BC, 9, 30. (Letter 1637). Many thanks for your very kind note: so far from “boring me” … [Yale] 44173-00

    • [?26 June 1844]. RB to Frederick Oldfield Ward. BC, 9, 31. (Letter 1638). You are, as ever, most considerate– I may safely leave every … [Fitzwilliam] 44191-10

    • [27 June 1844]. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 9, 31–32. (Letter 1639). But you are not making yourself ill, more, with all this … [Morgan] 44166-00

    • 27 June 1844. Cornelius Mathews to EBB. BC, 9, 32–35. (Letter 1640). The sheets of your 1st. Vol. have all come to hand, and I … [Morgan] 44167-00

    • 28 June 1844. EBB to Thomas Westwood. BC, 9, 36. (Letter 1641). I have certainly & considerably increased the evidence of my … [Berg] 44169-00

    • [28 June 1844]. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 9, 36–37. (Letter 1642). I shall be glad of the mottoes, dear Miss Barrett as soon as … [Morgan] 44168-00

    • [?29] [June 1844]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 37–40. (Letter 1643). What you have thought of me my beloved Miss Mitford, I … [Fitzwilliam] 44223-00

    • [ca. July 1844]. RB to Frederick Oldfield Ward. BC, 9, 41. (Letter 1644). Offered for sale in Spencer’s Cat., 1903. … a man of men, and dear good fellow, a friend of every good … [            ] 44021-00

    • 2 July 1844. EBB to Cornelius Mathews. BC, 9, 41. (Letter 1645). I send you 3 sheets .. continuing from the opening of … [ABL (Envelope) & Harvard] 44175-00

    • [?2] [July 1844]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 42. (Letter 1646). In the greatest hurry I send a cape which I do not … [Eton] 44172-00

    • 2 July 1844. EBB to Messrs. Wiley & Putnam. BC, 9, 42. (Letter 1647). Miss Barrett takes the liberty of enclosing another packet … [ABL] 44176-00

    • [?8] [July 1844]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 42–44. (Letter 1648). … if I said I was going to write before you wrote, I spoke far … [Wellesley] 44174-10


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