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    • 1 February 1838. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 4, 10–11. (Letter 612). L’Estrange (2), III, 85–86. I have got to think your obscurity of style, my love, merely … [            ] 38016-10

    • [26 February 1838]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 4, 13–14. (Letter 615). I saw the following advertisement in the Athenæum of … [Wellesley] 38017-00

    • [ca. March 1838]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 4, 14–16. (Letter 616). Indeed dear Mr. Kenyon, I have not at all liked leaving your … [ABL] 38016-00

    • [March 1838]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 17–19. (Letter 617). L’Estrange (1), II, 16–19 (as 1837). I cannot hope, my dearest Miss Mitford, that it may have … [            ] 38018-00

    • [9 March 1838]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 4, 19. (Letter 618). I heard last night my dear friend of the grief sent to you … [Wellesley] 38019-00

    • [?13] [March 1838]. EBB to Lady Margaret Cocks. BC, 4, 20–21. (Letter 619). I must intrude a short letter upon you my dear Lady Margaret … [Hervey-Bathurst] 38015-00

    • [26 March 1838]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 4, 21–22. (Letter 620). I do hope that you may not be very angry,—but Papa thinks … [Wellesley] 38020-00

    • [early April 1838]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 22–23. (Letter 621). My dear friend, I am going to put one question into as few … [Wellesley] 38027-00

    • [?9 April 1838]. RB to Harriet Martineau. BC, 4, 23–24. (Letter 622). I am unluckily engaged on Wednesday; but will endeavour to … [Harvard] 38025-10

    • [13 April] 1838. RB to John Robertson. BC, 4, 24. (Letter 623). Orr, p. 88. I was not fortunate enough to find you the day before … [            ] 38022-00

    • [13 April 1838]. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. BC, 4, 24. (Letter 624). … information happens to be sufficiently precise—and he may … [ABL] 38022-10

    • 15 April [ca. 1838]. Leigh Hunt to RB. BC, 4, 25. (Letter 625). Hunt, I, 316. Your Corelli gratified me extremely. The only pleasure I had … [            ] 38023-10

    • [ca. 15 April 1838]. EBB to John Kenyon. (Letter 625.5). The whisper’ is full of admiration. Mr. Milnes’s poetry … [Trinity] 38025-20

    • [16 April 1838]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 4, 25–26. (Letter 626). I was thinking of writing to you when your kind enquiry came … [Wellesley] 38023-00

    • [16–24 April 1838]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 26–29. (Letter 627). If I had heard of your being in such anxiety & distress, you … [Wellesley] 38026-00

    • [18 April 1838]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 4, 30. (Letter 628). Hearing last night dear Mr. Kenyon, of your return, I do not … [ABL] 38025-00

    • [ca. May 1838]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 4, 31. (Letter 629). Thank you my dear friend for your kind enquiry. I am better … [Wellesley] 38003-00

    • [May 1838]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 4, 31–32. (Letter 630). I am rather better than otherwise within the last few days … [Wellesley] 38029-00

    • [May 1838]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 32. (Letter 631). I write one word to say that I am not ill—or worse … [Eton] 38031-00

    • 12 May 1838. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 631.5). When you have a quarter of an hour’s leisure will you look … [ABL] 38028-00

    • [late May 1838]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 4, 32–33. (Letter 632). Thank you for your enquiry my dear friend. I had begun to … [Wellesley] 38030-00

    • [late May 1838]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 4, 33–34. (Letter 633). The gift of the fossils is only too kind—and my brothers … [Morgan] 38042-10

    • [late May 1838]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 4, 34–35. (Letter 634). The books are just come. You know you are not obliged to … [Columbia] 38039-00

    • [ca. June 1838]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 4, 35–37. (Letter 635). The opening stanzas of your poem would charm Criticism into … [Huntington] 38021-00

    • [June 1838]. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 635.2). I had planned that yesterday—Sunday—should be an untroubled … [ABL] 38033-00


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