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    • [21 October 1844]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 192–194. (Letter 1741). I write one line to tell you of my distress & consolation. [Eton (Envelope) & Fitzwilliam] 44277-00

    • 21 October 1844. Harriet Martineau to EBB. BC, 9, 194–195. (Letter 1742). For “leaping against a headland” read “basking upon” do. [Yale] 44276-00

    • 23 October 1844. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 9, 196–198. (Letter 1743). You cannot think, dearest Mr. Kenyon, how pleasantly I was … [Wellesley] 44278-00

    • 24 October 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 198–201. (Letter 1744). The thought of seeing you is like dew to the grass. I have … [Fitzwilliam] 44280-00

    • 24 October 1844. EBB to Messrs. Wiley & Putnam. BC, 9, 201. (Letter 1745). Miss Barrett presents her compliments to Messrs. Wiley & … [Morgan] 44280-10

    • 26 October 1844. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 9, 201–203. (Letter 1746). I am delighted that you have settled your plans, and am … [Wellesley] 44281-00

    • 29 October 1844. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 9, 203–205. (Letter 1747). The moral of your letter my dearest cousin certainly is … [Wellesley] 44282-00

    • 30 October 1844. EBB to Benjamin Robert Haydon. BC, 9, 205–207. (Letter 1748). It is your own fault, my dear Mr. Haydon, if I have not yet … [ABL & Folger] 44283-00

    • [31 October 1844]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 207. (Letter 1749). I shall be delighted, delighted, delighted, to a three times … [Eton] 44284-00

    • 2 November 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 208–209. (Letter 1750). I have been wishing nearly ever since I wished it was’nt … [Fitzwilliam] 44286-00

    • 3 November 1844. EBB to Edward Moxon. BC, 9, 209–210. (Letter 1751). I am obliged to apply to you for four more copies of the … [Wellesley] 44287-00

    • 4 November 1844. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 9, 210–214. (Letter 1752). I am inclined to rush into the danger of the two and eight … [Morgan] 44288-00

    • 4 November 1844. EBB to Thomas Westwood. BC, 9, 215–217. (Letter 1753). Before I write a word on books & reviews, I must ask an … [BL] 44289-00

    • 5 November 1844. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 9, 217–219. (Letter 1754). Well, but am I really so bad? ‘Et tu’—! Can you call me … [Wellesley] 44290-00

    • 8 November 1844. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 9, 219–221. (Letter 1755). Thank you my ever dear cousin for the kind thought of … [Wellesley] 44291-00

    • [8 November 1844]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 9, 221–222. (Letter 1756). I am not strong against temptation—and if I had had your … [Wellesley] 44010-00

    • 14 November 1844. EBB to Benjamin Robert Haydon. BC, 9, 222–223. (Letter 1757). Of course I shall like to see a leaf from a book of … [Wellesley] 44292-00

    • 14 November 1844. EBB to Cornelius Mathews. BC, 9, 223–225. (Letter 1758). I write to tell you only that there is nothing to tell—only … [ABL] 44293-00

    • 14 November 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 225–229. (Letter 1759). Every day I have been going to write to you my ever dearest … [Wellesley] 44294-00

    • 15 November 1844. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 9, 229. (Letter 1760). I enclose you the precious document—a leaf from the real … [Wellesley] 44295-00

    • 16 November 1844. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 9, 230–231. (Letter 1761). I thank you much for your feuilleton, & though with nothing … [Wellesley] 44296-00

    • 17 November 1844. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 9, 232. (Letter 1762). L’Estrange (2), III, 181–182. Jane has been mesmerized twice. The second time Mr. Cowderoy … [            ] 44300-10

    • 18 November 1844. EBB to Thomas Westwood. BC, 9, 233–234. (Letter 1763). I thank you my dear Mr. Westwood—though I thank you for … [BL] 44297-00

    • 20 November [1844]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 234–238. (Letter 1764). Yes, but my dearest friend, the difficulty is to define … [Wellesley] 44298-00

    • 21 November 1844. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 9, 238–239. (Letter 1765). Forgive me for whatever may have borne the appearance of … [Wellesley] 44299-00


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