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• • [ca. August 1851]. Bryan Waller Procter to RB. BC, 17, 90. (Letter 2935). I am going to do an apparently inhospitable thing—i.e. to … [Chicago] 51034-00

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• • [6 August 1851]. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 17, 91–94. (Letter 2936). I am not ungrateful after all, but I wanted to write a long … [Wellesley] 51035-00

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• • [ca. 15–][20 August 1851]. EBB to Eliza Anne Ogilvy. BC, 17, 94–95. (Letter 2937). … the water cure so tragically, that he took fright & his … [Eton] 51036-00

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• • [21 August 1851]. EBB to Henrietta Cook. BC, 17, 96–98. (Letter 2938). If you knew how I have thought of you & loved you, & thanked … [BL] 51038-00

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• • 21 August 1851. Thomas Carlyle to RB. BC, 17, 98–100. (Letter 2939). By a letter which I had from Emerson the other day it … [Morgan] 51037-00

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• • 22 August 1851. RB to Thomas Carlyle. BC, 17, 100–101. (Letter 2940). What will you say to my stupidity when I tell you that it … [ABL] 51039-00

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• • [23 August 1851]. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 17, 101–103. (Letter 2941). Day by day, & hour by hour almost, I have wanted to thank … [Wellesley] 51040-00

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• • [6 September 1851]. William Makepeace Thackeray to RB. BC, 17, 103–104. (Letter 2942). Your note was sent on to me at Brighton where I have been … [ABL] 51042-00

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• • [?13 September] [1851]. EBB to William Johnson Fox. BC, 17, 104. (Letter 2943). I am sorry to have to say that my husband is too unwell to … [ABL] 51041-00

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• • [13 September 1851]. EBB to Clementia Taylor. BC, 17, 104–105. (Letter 2944). Indeed you do misinterpret me,—and I would not, under any … [Pforzheimer] 51043-00

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• • [17 September 1851]. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 17, 105–106. (Letter 2945). I write in haste to you to tell you some things which you … [Wellesley] 51045-00

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• • 20 September [1851]. EBB to George Marsland. BC, 17, 106. (Letter 2946). Mrs. Browning cannot leave England, which she does in haste … [ABL] 51046-00

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• • 22 September [1851]. EBB to Dora Greenwell. BC, 17, 107. (Letter 2947). Our visit to England has been very brief & much crowded with … [Scripps] 51047-00

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• • 23 September 1851. RB to William Allingham. BC, 17, 107–108. (Letter 2948). Although I had been duly informed in Italy of your kindness … [Taylor Coll] 51048-00

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• • 23 September 1851. EBB & RB to William Cox Bennett. BC, 17, 108–109. (Letter 2949). How good you have been this many a day & year in sending me … [Eton (Meredith)] 51049-00

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• • [23 September 1851]. RB to Thomas Carlyle. BC, 17, 109–110. (Letter 2950). I find to my great vexation that I have missed you—& I am … [ABL] 51050-00

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• • 23 September 1851. RB to Edward Chapman. BC, 17, 110. (Letter 2951). I am much obliged to you for your prompt attention to my … [Morgan] 51051-00

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• • 23 September [1851]. RB to John Westland Marston. BC, 17, 111. (Letter 2952). I have been in London for a few weeks & leave it tomorrow … [North Carolina] 51052-00

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• • 23 September 1851. RB to Thomas Noon Talfourd. BC, 17, 111–112. (Letter 2953). (as I know your kindheartedness will suffer me to call you) … [Huntington] 51053-00

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• • [23 September 1851]. RB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 17, 112. (Letter 2954). What can I say to you, for Ba & myself, or how thank you for … [Morgan] 51044-00

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• • [24 September 1851]. RB to Coventry Patmore. BC, 17, 112–113. (Letter 2955). I had the favor of your call some time ago—the miserable … [ABL] 51057-00

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• • 24 September [1851]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 17, 113–114. (Letter 2956). … although I have behaved to you like a savage (who cant read … [Yale] 51056-00

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• • 24 September [1851]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 17, 114–115. (Letter 2957). I do hope you have not set us quite on the outside of your … [Fitzwilliam] 51054-00

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• • 24 September [1851]. EBB & RB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 17, 115–116. (Letter 2958). Transcript at Morgan. I am writing this for Robert as well as for myself. We leave … [            ] 51055-00

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• • [26 September 1851]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 17, 116–118. (Letter 2959). Thank God for us my beloved Arabel,—we arrived safely here … [Berg] 51058-00

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