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    • [22 November 1844]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 9, 240. (Letter 1766). I shall be happy to see you any time after two o clock … [ABL] 44303-10

    • [23 November 1844]. EBB to Edward Moxon. BC, 9, 240. (Letter 1767). Having just received a few (ten), copies of the American … [Princeton] 44306-00

    • [25 November 1844]. EBB to Edward Moxon. BC, 9, 241. (Letter 1768). I am grateful to you for the gift you have sent me—though … [Pforzheimer] 44204-00

    • [25 November 1844]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 9, 242. (Letter 1769). To prove to you, our well beloved cousin, that Flush is not … [Wellesley] 44305-00

    • [26 November] 1844. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 9, 243–246. (Letter 1771). I thank you much for your little notes; & you know too well … [Wellesley] 44300-00

    • [28 November 1844]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 9, 246–247. (Letter 1772). I should thank you gratefully for the kind words you say to … [Wellesley] 44302-00

    • 28 November 1844. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 9, 247–248. (Letter 1773). L’Estrange (2), III, 185–187. I should like to have known Madame d’Abrantes, that is, if … [            ] 44301-10

    • 30 November 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 249–255. (Letter 1774). Ah my dearest friend, .. I begin to breathe again in writing … [Fitzwilliam] 44303-00

    • [late November 1844]. EBB to Cornelius Mathews. BC, 9, 242–243. (Letter 1770). Powell, p. 148. As to Flush, I thank you for him; for being glad that he has … [            ] 45009-00

    • 3 December 1844. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 9, 255–259. (Letter 1775). Not a sound—not a sign!– My dear Mr. Horne, tell me where … [Pforzheimer] 44307-00

    • 3 December 1844. EBB to Clementia Taylor. BC, 9, 259. (Letter 1776). I cannot receive the note which you do me the honour, Madam … [Girton] 44308-00

    • [4 December 1844]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 9, 260. (Letter 1777). I cannot let today pass without thanking you for your most … [Wellesley] 44309-00

    • 4 December 1844. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 9, 261–262. (Letter 1778). L’Estrange (2), III, 187–188. Thank you, dearest, for your recommendations of books. [            ] 44319-10

    • 5 December 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 262–264. (Letter 1779). Yes, my dearest friend! But I doubt the expediency of all … [Fitzwilliam] 44310-00

    • 10 December 1844. EBB to James Martin. BC, 9, 264–267. (Letter 1780). I have been thinking of you my dear Mr. Martin, more & more … [Wellesley] 44312-00

    • 10 December [1844]. Harriet Martineau to EBB. BC, 9, 267–268. (Letter 1781). It is a sin now to indulge in writing to my friends: so far … [Yale] 44311-00

    • [11 December 1844]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 9, 269–270. (Letter 1782). I thank you my dear cousin, & did so silently the day before … [Wellesley] 44304-00

    • 11 December 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 270–273. (Letter 1783). I do not quite see. Has Balzac left me too much of my … [Fitzwilliam] 44313-00

    • 11 December 1844. EBB to Thomas Westwood. BC, 9, 274–275. (Letter 1784). I have gone to the length of my tether & beyond it, in … [BL] 44314-00

    • [13 December 1844]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 9, 276. (Letter 1785). It is a disappointment to me to be forced to deny myself the … [Wellesley] 44316-00

    • 13 December 1844. Harriet Martineau to EBB. BC, 9, 276–277. (Letter 1786). Here I come only with a line of business– I promised to let … [Yale] 44315-00

    • 14 December 1844. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 9, 277–278. (Letter 1787). If I have not written, there has been a great deal of … [Wellesley] 44317-00

    • 16 December 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 278–283. (Letter 1788). Yes, but my dearest friend, do I not agree with you in much? … [Wellesley] 44318-00

    • [17 December 1844]. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 9, 283–286. (Letter 1789). Flush has just come to lay his head on my knee & protest … [Wellesley] 44319-00

    • [18 December 1844]. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 9, 286–289. (Letter 1790). Hardly had my letter gone to you yesterday, when your kind … [Wellesley] 44301-00


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