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    • [3 February 1860]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 27, 165–169. (Letter 4595). Thanks upon thanks, my dearest dear Isa, for all your … [Fitzwilliam] 60038-00

    • 6 February [1860]. RB to Edward Chapman. BC, 27, 170. (Letter 4596). Here’s the Preface: if you will engage to have it most … [Morgan] 60039-00

    • [6 February 1860]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 27, 170–171. (Letter 4597). Mr Field has been in Florence several days, but it was only … [ABL] 60034-30

    • 7–8 February [1860]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 27, 171–176. (Letter 4598). I have your letter & am thankful. Now you shall have one of … [GM-B] 60040-00

    • [8 February 1860]. RB to Robert East Apthorp. BC, 27, 176–177. (Letter 4599). I fear it will be impossible for Pen to leave the house … [Penn] 60040-10

    • 8 February 1860. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 27, 177–178. (Letter 4600). I meant to take time & space for fit reply to your kind … [ABL] 60041-00

    • 9 February 1860. Unidentified Correspondent to EBB. BC, 27, 178. (Letter 4601). Sister, to whom Death’s dim domains are not … [Scripps] 60041-10

    • [ca. 10 February 1860]. EBB to Edith Story. BC, 27, 179. (Letter 4602). Henry James, William Wetmore Story and His Friends (London, 1903), I, 370. … by Pen’s desire. He is not well, and prays you to send him … [            ] 60042-10

    • [10 February 1860]. EBB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 27, 179–182. (Letter 4603). … set me down as a wretch, but hear me– I have been ill again … [Fitzwilliam] 60042-00

    • 11 February [1860]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 27, 182–184. (Letter 4604). I am now beginning to send Shakespeare’s dramatic works … [ABL] 60043-00

    • 15 February 1860. RB to Edward Chapman. BC, 27, 184. (Letter 4605). Here is the proof: you received the preface, I hope, which I … [Morgan] 60046-00

    • 15 February 1860. RB to Reuben Browning. BC, 27, 184–185. (Letter 4606). My wife begs your acceptance, with kindest regards, of her … [Scripps] 60045-00

    • [16 February 1860]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 27, 185–189. (Letter 4607). … have I missed two days indeed? And I might have told you how … [Fitzwilliam] 60047-00

    • [18 February 1860]. EBB to Sarianna Browning. BC, 27, 189–193. (Letter 4608). I fear you will have been wondering at a silence which has … [BL] 60049-00

    • 18 February 1860. John Forster to RB. BC, 27, 193–195. (Letter 4609). The last notes I had from you and your dear wife, my old and … [Berg] 60048-00

    • 19 February 1860. James Thomas Fields to RB. BC, 27, 195. (Letter 4610). It has occurred to me that a poem which should appear in … [Scripps] 60050-00

    • 22 February [1860]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 27, 195–199. (Letter 4611). … where is the place of your soul, your body abiding at … [Wellesley] 60051-00

    • 24 February [1860]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 27, 199–204. (Letter 4612). Impossible to say anything about Mr. Wilberforce– We know … [Fitzwilliam] 60052-00

    • [late] February 1860. EBB to Edward Chapman. BC, 27, 204. (Letter 4613). … will you give a copy of “Poems before Congress” to … [ABL] 60044-00

    • [5–6 March 1860]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 27, 204–207. (Letter 4614). I hate writing by private hand—you wont have the … [Fitzwilliam] 60056-00

    • [5 March 1860]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 27, 208–209. (Letter 4615). Two days ago I recieved a letter from the fair Edith, and I … [ABL] 60055-00

    • [6 March 1860]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 27, 209–213. (Letter 4616). … your French letters are worth heaps of “notes” from … [Fitzwilliam] 60053-00

    • 9 March 1860. RB to Edward Chapman. BC, 27, 213–214. (Letter 4617). I suppose the “Poems” are out by this. I must beg you to … [Morgan] 60057-00

    • [?10 March 1860]. EBB to Harriet Beecher Stowe. BC, 27, 214. (Letter 4618). I have no “typhus” .. nor a caprice—but if it would be … [ABL] 60034-10

    • [10 March 1860]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 27, 215–216. (Letter 4619). I am ready to dash my head against the wall … [ABL] 60058-00


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