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    • 28 July 1864. Edward John Trelawny to RB. BC, 31, 99. (Letter 5429). Mrs Sartoris told me of the mistake she made– I called on … [Yale] 64086-00

    • 29 July 1864. Robert Bulwer Lytton to RB. BC, 31, 99. (Letter 5430). Can you spare me Ten minutes’ private talk with you this … [ABL] 64088-00

    • 29 July 1864. Julia Wedgwood to RB. BC, 31, 100–101. (Letter 5431). I am not altogether displeased with those no-accounts which … [ABL] 64089-00

    • [1 August 1864]. RB to Messrs. Ticknor & Fields. BC, 31, 101. (Letter 5432). I beg to return my best thanks for the Bill of Exchange just … [Harvard] 64091-00

    • 1 August 1864. Thomas Gilks to RB. BC, 31, 101–102. (Letter 5433). With best thanks I beg to enclose receipt for … [ABL] 64090-00

    • [2 August 1864]. RB to Emelyn Story. BC, 31, 102–103. (Letter 5434). You got my goodbye this morning. I am not a bit the better … [ABL] 64092-00

    • 2 August 1864. RB to Julia Wedgwood. BC, 31, 103. (Letter 5435). I go to-morrow, stay, as I very likely have told you, some … [ABL] 64093-00

    • [?5] [August 1864]. RB to Moncure Daniel Conway. BC, 31, 103–104. (Letter 5436). M.D. Conway, Autobiography: Memoirs and Experiences (Boston, 1904), II, 12 (in part). If I, who cannot restore your child, would, He who can, will … [            ] 64094-10

    • [5 August 1864]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 31, 104. (Letter 5437). I am nearly blind and totally deaf. My son Charles undresses … [ABL] 64094-00

    • [13] August 1864. Julia Wedgwood to RB. BC, 31, 104–106. (Letter 5438). Well here I am you see, having retired from one side … [ABL] 64095-10

    • [18 August 1864]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 31, 106–107. (Letter 5439). I took my lodgings by the year, and the rent was paid … [ABL] 64096-00

    • 19 August 1864. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 31, 107–109. (Letter 5440). You will wonder to find me so far South: we had a fancy to … [ABL] 64097-00

    • 19 August 1864. RB to Sophia Landor. BC, 31, 109–110. (Letter 5441). I was surprised indeed to hear from you that Mr Landor had … [Yale] 64098-00

    • 19–21 August 1864. RB to Julia Wedgwood. BC, 31, 110–113. (Letter 5442). So far South, you see—farther than I intended: after staying … [ABL] 64099-00

    • [22 August 1864]. RB to Emelyn Story. BC, 31, 113–116. (Letter 5443). This writing has indeed been good of you– I was just meaning … [Texas] 64101-00

    • 23 August 1864. RB to Walter Savage Landor. BC, 31, 116. (Letter 5444). I believe that some communication from Madame Romagnuoli … [Morgan, Ray Bequest] 64102-00

    • 24–25 August 1864. Julia Wedgwood to RB. BC, 31, 117–120. (Letter 5445). This 24 of August has been made a bright day to me by the … [ABL] 64103-00

    • 2–3 September 1864. RB to Julia Wedgwood. BC, 31, 120–124. (Letter 5446). There is all but another fortnight to pass here, and I want … [ABL] 64104-00

    • 9 September 1864. Julia Wedgwood to RB. BC, 31, 124–127. (Letter 5447). I think I must begin my letter if it is to travel all across … [ABL] 64105-00

    • 19 September [1864]. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 31, 127. (Letter 5448). Orr, p. 250 (as 1862). I stayed a month at green pleasant little Cambo, and then … [            ] 64106-00

    • 19 September 1864. RB to Julia Wedgwood. BC, 31, 127–128. (Letter 5449). Do you see what a scrap of writing this cannot otherwise … [ABL] 64107-00

    • 22 September 1864. Julia Wedgwood to RB. BC, 31, 129–131. (Letter 5450). Not much fear of my letter not hitting you, you see. I am … [ABL] 64108-00

    • 25 September 1864. RB to Sophia Landor. BC, 31, 131–132. (Letter 5451). You will in all likelihood have been informed before this … [Eton (Meredith) (Envelope) & Yale] 64109-00

    • 30 September [1864]. Sophia Landor to RB. BC, 31, 133–134. (Letter 5452). Accept many thanks for your letter of the 25th inst. The … [Yale] 64110-00

    • 3 October 1864. RB to Julia Wedgwood. BC, 31, 134–136. (Letter 5453). Still here, you see, & till the 7th, Friday, on which … [ABL] 64112-00


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