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    • [4 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 276–279. (Letter 2155). Yesterday, nearly the last thing, I bade you “think of me” … [Wellesley] 46006-00

    • [4–5 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 279–283. (Letter 2156). When you get Mr. Horne’s book you will understand how, after … [Wellesley] 46007-00

    • [ca. 5] January 1846. EBB to Philip James Bailey. BC, 11, 284. (Letter 2157). Miss Barrett presents her compliments to Mr. Bailey & thanks … [Kansas] 46007-10

    • [5 January 1846]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 11, 284–285. (Letter 2158). I thank you my dear Mr. Horne for your kindness in the gift … [Taylor Coll] 46003-00

    • 5 January 1846. RB to Camilla Toulmin. BC, 11, 285–286. (Letter 2159). Crosland, p. 152. Thank you very heartily for your praise—of which I am … [            ] 46008-00

    • [6 January 1846]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 11, 287–289. (Letter 2160). I trust, my very dear friend, that the oysters reached you … [Wellesley] 46010-00

    • [6 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 289–290. (Letter 2161). I this minute receive the Review—a poor business, truly! … [Wellesley] 46009-00

    • 6 January 1846. RB to Eliot Warburton. BC, 11, 290. (Letter 2162). I have been in a great strait since the month began—and … [ABL] 46011-10

    • [6–7 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 291–294. (Letter 2163). But, my sweet, there is safer going in letters than in … [Wellesley] 46011-00

    • [7 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 294–297. (Letter 2164). But some things are indeed said very truly & as I like to … [Wellesley] 46012-00

    • [?7] [January 1846]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 11, 297–299. (Letter 2165). Our letters appear to have crossed, dearest friend, yet I … [Folger & Wellesley] 46012-10

    • 8 January 1846. RB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 11, 300. (Letter 2166). I very sincerely congratulate you on the fine things in this … [ABL] 46013-00

    • [9 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 301–303. (Letter 2167). You never think, ever dearest, that I ‘repent’—why what a … [Wellesley] 46014-00

    • [10 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 304–305. (Letter 2169). Kindest & dearest you are!—that is “my secret”! and for … [Wellesley] 46016-00

    • [11 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 306–312. (Letter 2171). I have no words for you, my dearest,—I shall never have. [Wellesley] 46018-00

    • [13–14 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 312–315. (Letter 2172). Ah Mr. Kenyon! how he vexed me today. To keep away all the … [Wellesley] 46019-00

    • [14 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 315–316. (Letter 2173). Was I in the wrong, dearest, to go away with Mr Kenyon? … [Wellesley] 46020-00

    • [15 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 316–317. (Letter 2174). Dearest, dearer to my heart minute by minute, I had no wish … [Wellesley] 46021-00

    • [15 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 318–320. (Letter 2175). Our letters have crossed; &, mine being the longest, I have … [Wellesley] 46022-00

    • [15–16 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 321–323. (Letter 2176). Ever dearest—how you can write touching things to me … [Wellesley] 46023-00

    • [17 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 323–325. (Letter 2177). Did my own Ba, in the prosecution of her studies, get to a … [Wellesley] 46024-00

    • [18 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 1–3. (Letter 2178). You may have seen, I put off all the weighty business-part … [Wellesley] 46025-00

    • [18 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 3–5. (Letter 2179). Your letter came just after the hope of one had past—the … [Wellesley] 46026-00


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