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    • 15 January 1840. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 222–226. (Letter 727). Shame on me to have let you write again, without any words … [Wellesley] 40004-00

    • 29 January 1840. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 4, 226–229. (Letter 728). It was very pleasant to me to see your seal upon a letter … [Wellesley] 40032-00

    • 3[0] January 1840. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 4, 231–233. (Letter 730). L’Estrange (2), III, 105–106 (as 3 January 1840). My father and I sat to-night looking at the fire in silence … [            ] 40002-10

    • [late January 1840]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 229–231. (Letter 729). Our letters passing on the road without speaking, I must … [Wellesley] 40002-00

    • [6 February 1840]. EBB to Septimus Moulton-Barrett. BC, 4, 233–236. (Letter 731). My conscience has fallen into a fit all at once, after … [GM-B] 40007-00

    • [mid-February 1840]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 236–238. (Letter 732). This little sheet must follow the step of my larger letter. [Wellesley] 40005-00

    • [20 February 1840]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 238–242. (Letter 733). Two welcome letters from you, & one of them more than … [Wellesley] 40006-00

    • [27 February 1840]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 242–243. (Letter 734). I send the Feast of the violets—because I do fancy you will … [Wellesley] 40009-00

    • [?3 March] [1840]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 244–245. (Letter 735). Tell me my dearest Miss Mitford what I am to say for you to … [Wellesley] 40008-00

    • 3 March 1840. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 4, 245–246. (Letter 736). L’Estrange (2), III, 107–108. I had a kind message from Captain Marryat once, when … [            ] 40009-10

    • 6 March 1840. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 246–251. (Letter 737). I was hesitating whether or not to write when your letter … [Wellesley] 40010-00

    • 7 March 1840. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 4, 251–253. (Letter 738). I am disheartened in beginning to write to you & as … [Berg] 40012-00

    • [7 March 1840]. RB to Alfred Domett. BC, 4, 253–254. (Letter 739). Pray accept the book, and do not reject me. However, I hope … [BL] 40011-00

    • 7 March 1840. RB to Walter Savage Landor. BC, 4, 254. (Letter 740). May I beg you will accept the accompanying little book … [Taylor Coll] 40013-00

    • 9 March 1840. Edward Moulton-Barrett (father) to EBB. BC, 4, 254–255. (Letter 741). As I am sending off a note to dear Bell, I must just put one … [Berg] 40014-00

    • 9 March [1840]. RB to Eliza Flower. BC, 4, 255–256. (Letter 742). I have this moment received your very kind note—of course … [Eton (Meredith)] 40015-00

    • [?10] [March 1840]. RB to Richard Monckton Milnes. BC, 4, 256. (Letter 743). I shall be delighted to breakfast with you on Thursday. [Trinity] 40016-10

    • 10 March 1840. RB to André Victor Amédée de Ripert-Monclar. BC, 4, 257. (Letter 744). Est-a que je n’aurai jamais de vos nouvelles? Voici enfin ce … [Yale] 40016-00

    • [18 March 1840]. Walter Savage Landor to RB. BC, 4, 257. (Letter 745). Three days have nearly slipped by since I received your poem … [ABL] 40017-00

    • 21 March 1840. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 258–261. (Letter 746). I waited to see if Howel’s letters wd. come to me as I … [Wellesley] 40018-00

    • [23 March 1840]. RB to Alfred Domett. BC, 4, 261–263. (Letter 747). I was a little way out of Town when your letter arrived—how … [BL] 40019-00

    • [28] March 1840. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 263–265. (Letter 748). I am grieved past words, at this new sorrow .. the accident … [Wellesley] 40020-00

    • 30 March 1840. Bryan Waller Procter to RB. BC, 4, 265. (Letter 749). All thanks for the Sordello—which I have this Instant … [ABL] 40021-00

    • [late March 1840]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. Transcript in private collection. (Letter 749.5). But I hope many things (some of them impossible, and the … [            ] 40021-10

    • [April/May 1840]. RB to William Charles Macready. BC, 4, 268–269. (Letter 753). What you say puts fresh heart into me– I am sure you will … [Kentucky] 40033-10


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