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    • [ca. 19] [January 1865]. RB to Edith Story, William Wetmore Story & Emelyn Story. BC, 31, 201–203. (Letter 5527). … or rather, dear friends all three—I have kept this letter … [Taylor Coll] 65006-00

    • 19 January 1865. RB to Isa Blagden. BC, 31, 203–206. (Letter 5528). I believe my last letter was delayed a day from my vile … [ABL] 65009-00

    • 19 January 1865. RB to Virginia Gabriel. BC, 31, 206. (Letter 5529). I make haste to send the answer which you must have expected … [Eton (Meredith)] 65009-10

    • 19 January 1865. RB to Caroline Reinagle. BC, 31, 207. (Letter 5530). Your note to Mr Chapman has just been sent to me, and … [Berg] 65010-00

    • 19 January 1865. RB to Charlotte Williams-Wynn. BC, 31, 207–208. (Letter 5531). I am truly sorry that I am engaged both on Saturday and … [ABL] 65010-10

    • 23 January 1865. Edward Moxon & Co. to RB. BC, 31, 208. (Letter 5532). … with this we have the pleasure to present you … [Meredith] 65010-50

    • 28 January 1865. John Ruskin to RB. BC, 31, 209. (Letter 5533). The enclosed letter is from an amiable enough person to whom … [Texas] 65011-00

    • 30 January 1865. RB to Mary Ford. BC, 31, 210. (Letter 5534). You are good indeed to remember me: thank you much for … [ABL] 65012-10

    • 30 January 1865. RB to Alicia Bayne. BC, 31, 210–211. (Letter 5535). Truest thanks for your invitation—but as true regrets that I … [Yale] 65012-00

    • 30 January 1865. RB to John Ruskin. BC, 31, 211–212. (Letter 5536). Transcript at Bodleian. I got a letter from the lady the other day—there was no need … [            ] 65013-00

    • [31 January 1865]. John Ruskin to RB. BC, 31, 212. (Letter 5537). I am so grateful to you for your letter—and saying you’ll … [Texas] 65014-00

    • 1 February 1865. Alexander Macmillan to RB. BC, 31, 212–213. (Letter 5538). Letters of Alexander Macmillan, ed. George A. Macmillan (Glasgow, 1908), p. 186. Some little time since, in the course of some conversation … [            ] 65014-03

    • 4 February 1865. Julia Wedgwood to RB. BC, 31, 213. (Letter 5539). Do not come to me tomorrow dear Perida. I am going to a … [ABL] 65014-04

    • 6 [February 1865]. John Ruskin to RB. BC, 31, 214. (Letter 5540). I’m afraid you want to get off, after all. Could you come … [ABL (Envelope) & Morgan] 65014-05

    • 6 February 1865. RB to John Ruskin. BC, 31, 214. (Letter 5541). You don’t know me, nor how much I want to see you & yours … [Ruskin Library] 65014-10

    • 7 February 1865. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. BC, 31, 214–215. (Letter 5542). I shall be very happy to see you any morning you please to … [Scripps] 65015-00

    • 9 February 1865. RB to Mary Ford. BC, 31, 215. (Letter 5544). I find my boy has got the measles this morning, and I won’t … [Clive] 65015-10

    • 9 February 1865. RB to Theodore A. Lemaître. BC, 31, 216. (Letter 5545). Je suis fâché d’être obligé de vous avertir de … [Morgan, Ray Bequest] 65016-00

    • 10 February 1865. RB to Moncure Daniel Conway. BC, 31, 216. (Letter 5546). Don’t you think me a pretty specimen of impracticability? I … [Eton (Meredith) (Envelope) & Montana] 65018-00

    • 10 February 1865. Julia Wedgwood to RB. BC, 31, 217. (Letter 5547). I am so sorry dear friend to think of even such a slight … [ABL] 65017-00

    • 13 February [1865]. Lady William Russell to RB. BC, 31, 218. (Letter 5548). I am Very Sorry to hear from my Servant that your Son has … [ABL] 65019-00

    • 15 February 1865. RB to James Bertrand Payne. BC, 31, 218–219. (Letter 5549). Certainly you may do whatever you think best with the Book … [Taylor Coll] 65020-00

    • [16 February 1865]. Lady William Russell to RB. BC, 31, 219–220. (Letter 5550). The prospect of the Classical Corderius--enchants me! … [ABL] 65021-00

    • 17 February 1865. RB to Angela Georgina Burdett-Coutts. BC, 31, 220. (Letter 5551). Pray let me thank you for the honor you did me by the … [Scripps] 65022-10


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