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    • 14 September [1852]. RB to Edward Chapman. BC, 18, 212. (Letter 3108). I should really be glad to have the Account at once, if you … [Morgan] 52103-00

    • [?14 September] [1852]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 18, 212–214. (Letter 3109). Here are the verses. I did them all because that was easiest … [Wellesley] 52081-00

    • [14 September 1852]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 18, 214–216. (Letter 3110). Alas, no, I cannot go to you before the saturday you name … [Wellesley] 52104-00

    • [15 September 1852]. EBB to Camilla Toulmin Crosland. BC, 18, 216–217. (Letter 3111). Camilla Crosland, Landmarks of a Literary Life, 1820–1892 (London, 1893), pp. 234–236. I reproach myself much in respect to you. I only hope, from … [            ] 52105-00

    • [15 September 1852]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 18, 217–218. (Letter 3112). Unless it should rain on saturday, we hold to that day. Tell … [Wellesley] 52107-00

    • [15 September 1852]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 18, 218. (Letter 3113). I am very vexed indeed to have to give up saturday after all … [Wellesley] 52106-00

    • [ca. 15 September 1852]. EBB to Caroline Paine. BC, 18, 219. (Letter 3114). So sorry I am, so very sorry that you should have been … [ABL] 52109-10

    • [16 September 1852]. EBB to Sarah Jane Cust. BC, 18, 219–221. (Letter 3115). Mrs. Jameson was here last night, and I dunned her about the … [Pforzheimer] 52109-00

    • [16 September 1852]. EBB to Henrietta Cook. BC, 18, 222–224. (Letter 3116). … thank you, thank you for your dear letter. I could not help … [BL] 52108-00

    • [ca. 18 September 1852]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 18, 224. (Letter 3117). I send back the letter, & should like to know the writer. [ABL] 52095-20

    • [20 September 1852]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 18, 224–225. (Letter 3118). Thank you, I am not very bad– But I have my cough back, & we … [Wellesley] 52110-00

    • 23 September 1852. RB to William Charles Macready. BC, 18, 225. (Letter 3119). Pray forgive me for writing if it pains or troubles you, as … [Yale] 52111-00

    • 25 September 1852. RB to Arthur Hugh Clough. BC, 18, 226. (Letter 3120). I fear it will be impossible for me to get rid of a pressing … [Bodleian] 52112-00

    • [25 September 1852]. EBB to Henrietta Cook. BC, 18, 226–228. (Letter 3121). One word to my beloved Henrietta, while I wait for Arabel … [BL] 52113-00

    • [25 September 1852]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 18, 228–229. (Letter 3122). I was confounded, dearest Fanny, when on returning the other … [Fitzwilliam] 52114-00

    • [?26] September [1852]. Emily Tennyson to EBB. BC, 18, 230. (Letter 3123). Your notes, among those too touching to be read at first … [ABL] 52114-10

    • [27 September 1852]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 18, 230–231. (Letter 3124). “Nothing else could”– Not shame on my part, do you think? … [Fitzwilliam] 52115-00

    • [29 September 1852]. EBB to Emily Tennyson. BC, 18, 231–232. (Letter 3125). It is delightful always to have kind words—most delightful … [Yale] 52118-00

    • 29 September [1852]. EBB to Sarah Jane Cust. BC, 18, 232–233. (Letter 3126). I write one word to tell you that we are about to leave … [NYPL-Ms] 52117-00

    • [29 September 1852]. EBB to William Surtees Cook. BC, 18, 233–234. (Letter 3127). Thank God—& thank you! You were kind to try to let me … [In private collection] 52116-00

    • [4 October 1852]. EBB to Maria Lowell. BC, 18, 234–235. (Letter 3128). I am very sorry– What can I do? I have not the least … [Haverford] 52120-00

    • 5–6 October [1852]. EBB & RB to Eliza Anne Ogilvy. BC, 18, 235–237. (Letter 3129). My dear friend, we are still here .. that is, in London. We … [Eton] 52121-00

    • 6 October [1852]. EBB to William Surtees Cook. BC, 18, 238. (Letter 3130). Thank you for your continued good news of our beloved … [In private collection] 52122-00

    • 6 October 1852. William Charles Macready to RB. (Letter 3130.5). You will know, will feel, how unequal I must be to express … [Princeton] 52122-10

    • 7 October 1852. RB to Thomas Noon Talfourd. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 23 July 1903, lot 195. [            ] 52123-00


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