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    • [31 January 1858]. EBB to Sarianna Browning. BC, 25, 22–25. (Letter 4122). Robert is going to write to dear M. Milsand, whose goodness … [Lilly] 58013-00

    • 31 January 1858. EBB & RB to Joseph Milsand. BC, 25, 26–28. (Letter 4124). The sight of your handwriting made us very happy—though I … [ABL/JMA] 58014-00

    • [?31 January] [1858]. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 25, 28–29. (Letter 4125). It so happens that my stupid cold has returned—at least to … [ABL] 58016-00

    • [late January 1858]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 25, 25–26. (Letter 4123). … you are too good & too generous, & pay dearly for your … [Fitzwilliam] 58002-00

    • [ca. February 1858]. EBB to Mary Ann Bruen. BC, 25, 29. (Letter 4126). Will you forgivingly lend me that book on Homœopathy which … [ABL] 58048-10

    • [ca. February 1858]. EBB to Theodosia Trollope. BC, 25, 30. (Letter 4127). Thomas Adolphus Trollope, What I Remember (London, 1887), II, 188–189. I return The Three Clerks with our true thanks and … [            ] 58001-10

    • [early Feb–] 1 Mar [1858]. EBB to Eliza Anne Ogilvy. BC, 25, 32–37. (Letter 4130). I have seemed almost to lose hearing of you in this long … [Eton] 58012-00

    • [?1] [February 1858]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 25, 30–31. (Letter 4128). I have had a miserably anxious night with my poor darling … [Fitzwilliam] 58017-00

    • [?1] [February 1858]. EBB to Hiram Powers. BC, 25, 31. (Letter 4129). It is on every account a vexation to me, dear Mr. Powers … [ABL] 58017-10

    • 8 February 1858. Aubrey Thomas de Vere to RB. BC, 25, 37–39. (Letter 4131). Transcript in private collection. Some people are prevented by distance from writing a letter … [            ] 58018-00

    • [mid-February 1858]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 25, 40. (Letter 4132). I want to talk to you very much. I received Lytton on the … [Fitzwilliam] 58018-10

    • [mid-] February [1858]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 25, 40–43. (Letter 4133). My dearest Sophie’s letter was very pleasant,—her letters … [Berg] 58019-00

    • [?21–22 February 1858]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 25, 43–44. (Letter 4134). I have been looking everywhere my much loved Isa for … [Fitzwilliam] 58016-10

    • 21 February 1858. RB to Harriet G. Hosmer. BC, 25, 44–45. (Letter 4135). Typescript at Radcliffe. Two months since you wrote! and not two days,—indeed, no!—in … [            ] 58020-00

    • [22 February 1858]. EBB to Sarianna Browning. BC, 25, 46–48. (Letter 4136). I can send you clean bills of health now, but Robert & Peni … [Lilly] 58021-00

    • [23] February [1858]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 25, 48–51. (Letter 4137). I will write, though it wont be a very gay letter, I fear … [Berg] 58022-00

    • [25 February 1858]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 25, 51–52. (Letter 4138). I must write a little word to you my ever dearest Isa, to … [Fitzwilliam] 58014-20

    • 25 February [1858]. EBB to Sophia Eckley. BC, 25, 52–54. (Letter 4139). Our letters cross, my dearest Sophie, but this kind of … [Berg] 58023-00

    • [28 February 1858]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 25, 54–55. (Letter 4140). I write one line, in sending the book for Mr. Tennyson, (you … [Fitzwilliam] 58024-00

    • [ca. March 1858]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 25, 55–56. (Letter 4141). I am grieved for the throat, dearest Isa. And so I lose you … [Eton] 58024-10

    • [ca. March 1858]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 25, 56. (Letter 4142). One word to say that we both think my dearest Isa, your … [Eton] 58024-20

    • 2 March 1858. RB to Alicia Bayne. BC, 25, 56–57. (Letter 4143). Transcript in private collection. How very happy we are to hear such news of your family! I … [            ] 58025-00

    • 4 March [1858]. EBB to Henrietta Cook. BC, 25, 57–60. (Letter 4144). I shall begin a letter to you today even if I dont finish it … [BL] 58026-00

    • [10 March 1858]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 25, 61–63. (Letter 4145). … how good you are to remember us when you are unwell. Really … [Fitzwilliam] 58027-00

    • [13 March 1858]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 25, 63–64. (Letter 4146). Shame to me if I did not really speak to you, dearest Fanny … [Fitzwilliam] 58028-00


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