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    • [29 March 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 188–190. (Letter 2278). I have been trying your plan of thinking of you instead of … [Wellesley] 46122-00

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    • [30 March 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 190–191. (Letter 2279). “The System,” Ba?– Were you to stop writing, as if for my … [Wellesley] 46123-00

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    • [30 March 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 191–192. (Letter 2280). I send you back the two parts of the Soul’s Tragedy, & the … [Wellesley] 46124-00

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    • [31 March 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 194–195. (Letter 2282). … what shall I say or not say? On a kind of principle, I have … [Wellesley] 46126-00

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    • [31 March 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 195–197. (Letter 2283). If people were always as grateful to other people for being … [Wellesley] 46127-00

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    • April 1846. EBB to Edgar Allan Poe. BC, 12, 197–198. (Letter 2284). Receiving a book from you seems to authorize or at least … [Berg] 46129-00

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    • [1 April 1846]. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 12, 198–200. (Letter 2285). … you are good & I am bad, & there’s an end ..... I hope, not … [Morgan] 46131-00

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    • [1 April 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 200–202. (Letter 2286). Now—dear, dearest Ba—let me begin the only way! And so … [Wellesley] 46130-00

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    • [2 April 1846]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 12, 202–203. (Letter 2287). I send back your Reichenbach, dearest cousin, of whom the … [Wellesley] 45005-00

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    • [3 April 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 203–205. (Letter 2288). … your flowers make the whole room look like April, they are … [Wellesley] 46132-00

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    • [3 April 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 207–209. (Letter 2290). Shall the heir to a Marquisate “justify his title” in these … [Wellesley] 46134-00

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    • [4 April 1846]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 12, 209–210. (Letter 2291). I have heard nothing as decisively as I would fain hear it … [Wellesley] 46136-00

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    • [4 April 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 210–212. (Letter 2292). Oh, my two letters—and to turn from such letters to you … [Wellesley] 46135-00

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    • [5 April 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 212–214. (Letter 2293). It seems to me the safest way to send back the proofs by the … [Wellesley] 46137-00

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    • [5 April 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 214–216. (Letter 2294). I sent you some even more than usual hasty, foolish words … [Wellesley] 46138-00

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    • [7 April 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 216–219. (Letter 2295). … it is not I who am a “flatterer”—and if I used the word … [Wellesley] 46140-00

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    • [7 April 1846]. RB to Miss Gillies. (Letter 2296.5). Too late—to my sincere sorrow, be assured! … [ABL] 46141-10

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    • [8 April 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 222–227. (Letter 2298). First of all, kiss me, dearest; and again—and now, with … [Wellesley] 46143-00

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    • [8 April 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 227–229. (Letter 2299). After the question about the “Siren’s song to Ulysses,” … [Wellesley] 46144-00

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    • [9 April 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 230–231. (Letter 2301). I thought you had not written to me tonight, ever dearest! … [Wellesley] 46146-00

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