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• • 15 January 1845. EBB to RB. BC, 10, 25–27. (Letter 1816). The fault was clearly with me & not with you. [Wellesley] 45020-00

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• • 18 January 1845. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 10, 27–30. (Letter 1817). Well, my dearest friend—it shall be Charles de Bernard’s … [Wellesley] 45021-00

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• • 18 January 1845. EBB to Allan Park Paton. BC, 10, 30–31. (Letter 1818). I return you, Sir, my very earnest thanks for the kindness … [ABL] 45022-00

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• • [20–21] January 1845. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 10, 31–36. (Letter 1819). In the first place, .. to show how we strike electric sparks … [Fitzwilliam] 45026-00

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• • [22 January 1845]. Bryan Waller Procter to RB. BC, 10, 36. (Letter 1820). I find that tomorrow (Thursday) is the day when you were to … [Chicago] 45025-00

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• • [23 January 1845]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 10, 37. (Letter 1821). On saturday, my dear Mrs. Jameson, I am engaged for all day … [Wellesley] 45004-20

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• • [ca. 25 January 1845]. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 10, 37–39. (Letter 1822). L’Estrange (2), III, 182–185 (as Autumn 1844). What a very cheap thing childish happiness is! You will be … [            ] 45026-10

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• • [25–30] January 1845. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 10, 39–42. (Letter 1823). I believe our last letters crossed & we might draw lots for … [Wellesley] 45023-00

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• • [27 January 1845]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 10, 42–43. (Letter 1824). I shall be delighted to see you my dear Mrs. Jameson at the … [ABL] 44303-20

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• • [27 January 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 10, 43–44. (Letter 1825). Your books lie on my table here, at arm’s length from me, in … [Wellesley] 45027-00

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• • 28 January 1845. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 10, 45–49. (Letter 1826). Ever dearest friend, your delightful, delightful letter drew … [Wellesley] 45028-00

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• • [29 January 1845]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 10, 49. (Letter 1827). I write one word lest you shd. be cudgelling me in your … [ABL] 45028-10

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• • 29 January 1845. EBB to Allan Park Paton. BC, 10, 50. (Letter 1828). I beg you to allow me to thank you for the honour you have … [ABL] 45029-00

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• • 3 February 1845. EBB to RB. BC, 10, 50–54. (Letter 1829). Why how could I hate to write to you; dear Mr. Browning? … [Wellesley] 45030-00

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• • 4 February 1845. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 10, 54–58. (Letter 1830). The exclamation which I made at the last sentence of your … [Fitzwilliam] 45031-00

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• • [7 February 1845]. RB to Frederick Oldfield Ward. BC, 10, 58–59. (Letter 1831). I have turned over and over in my mind the ways of going to … [ABL] 45032-00

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• • 8 February 1845. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 10, 60. (Letter 1832). I return to you, dearest Mr. Kenyon, the two numbers of … [Wellesley] 45034-00

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• • 8 February 1845. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 10, 61–63. (Letter 1833). All the week is unrolled, day after day, & not a word from … [Wellesley] 45035-00

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• • 8 February 1845. Thomas Carlyle to RB. BC, 10, 63 (in part). (Letter 1834). Transcript in private collection. What is become of you? We have not heard the sound … [            ] 45033-00

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• • 10 February 1845. EBB to Ellen Stansfeld. BC, 10, 63–65. (Letter 1835). EBB’s draft at ABL. I desire to offer through you to the Ladies Committee in … [            ] 45036-00

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• • 11 February 1845. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 10, 65–68. (Letter 1836). Do you know I half lamented on Sunday that I had written for … [Wellesley] 45038-00

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• • [11 February 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 10, 69–72. (Letter 1837). People would hardly ever tell falsehoods about a matter, if … [Wellesley] 45037-00

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• • [12 February 1845]. RB to Frederick Oldfield Ward. BC, 10, 72–73. (Letter 1838). Woe’s me, my dear Ward, shall I never be able to do your … [ABL] 45039-00

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• • 13 February 1845. Thomas Carlyle to RB. BC, 10, 73–74. (Letter 1839). I find I must still trouble you with that unfortunate Field … [Edinburgh] 45041-00

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• • 13 February 1845. RB to Henry William Field. BC, 10, 74–75 (in part). (Letter 1840). Mr Carlyle desires me to return you his best thanks for … [LC] 45042-00

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