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• • [9 August 1840]. RB to William Charles Macready. BC, 4, 294–296. (Letter 771). So once again, dear Macready, I have failed to please you! … [Yale] 40041-00

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• • [early October 1840]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 297. (Letter 772). I never once thought of your thanking [us] for such a thingn … [Wellesley] 40042-00

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• • [November 1840]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 297–299. (Letter 773). You have not thought me ill or—worse still—unkind, for not … [Wellesley] 40043-00

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• • 26 November [1840]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 299–300. (Letter 774). Let my silences express as well as my words the unchangeable … [Wellesley] 40044-00

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• • 9 December 1840. EBB to Thomas Powell. BC, 4, 300 (in part). (Letter 775). Miss Barrett begs to offer to Mr. Powell, together with the … [Morgan] 40046-00

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• • 10 December 1840. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 301–302. (Letter 776). Day after day my beloved friend, have I been meaning & … [Wellesley] 40047-00

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• • 11 December 1840. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 4, 303–304. (Letter 777). I should have written to you, without this last proof of … [Wellesley] 40048-00

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• • [15 December 1840]. RB to William Charles Macready. BC, 4, 304–305. (Letter 778). “My friends—do they now and then send”—and so on. Have you … [ABL] 40049-00

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• • [mid-December 1840]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 305–306. (Letter 779). May I say so? May I thank both of you for letting me & … [Folger & Wellesley] 40045-00

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• • 17 December 1840. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 4, 306–308. (Letter 780). I did not say half—not half—enough about the … [Morgan] 40050-00

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• • 18 December 1840. RB to Rachel Talfourd. BC, 4, 308. (Letter 781). Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 27 July 1905, lot 1072. I have I am sure many more regrets than may be put into a … [            ] 40051-00

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• • 24 December 1840. EBB to Thomas Powell. BC, 4, 309–310. (Letter 782). I prefer sending you my first thanks, to keeping them back … [ABL] 40052-00

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• • 28 December 1840. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 4, 310–311. (Letter 783). When you first ‘thrust the honor’ of your little Flush upon … [Wellesley] 40053-00

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• • [ca. 1841]. RB to Eliza Flower. BC, 5, 1. (Letter 784). I am very sorry for what must grieve Mr Fox: for myself, I … [Morgan] 42004-00

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• • [ca. 1841]. RB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 5, 1–2. (Letter 785). What can I say to excuse nearly a month’s silence after you … [Taylor Coll] 41002-20

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• • [ca. 1841]. RB to Anna Dorothea Montagu. BC, 5, 3. (Letter 786). Pray accept my best thanks for your very kind note, and … [Texas] 41002-30

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• • 2 January [1841]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 3–4. (Letter 787). “You are invincible”—you, my beloved friend, & your … [Wellesley] 41003-00

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• • [9 January 1841]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 5, 4–6. (Letter 788). Copy at Morgan. Nothing of the “tragic subject” today, dear Mr. Horne: I am … [            ] 41003-05

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• • 14 January 1841. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 5, 8–9. (Letter 790). L’Estrange (2), III, 112–113. I write, my beloved friend, by my dear father‘s bedside; for … [            ] 41003-10

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• • [mid-January 1841]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 5, 6–8. (Letter 789). So you write me down ‘dozing’ in courtesy for a worse word … [Morgan] 41001-00

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• • [21 January 1841]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 5, 9. (Letter 791). … [ABL (Envelope)] 41004-00

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• • [?21] [January 1841]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 10–11. (Letter 792). I am so grieved in this new grief of yours—and although I … [Eton & Wellesley] 41005-00

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• • [late January 1841]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 5, 12–13. (Letter 793). I am so glad, dear Mr. Horne, that you really do like the … [Morgan] 41006-00

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• • [late January 1841]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 5, 14–15. (Letter 794). I wrote to you on Saturday dear Mr. Horne, under the … [Morgan] 41002-00

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• • [ca. February 1841]. RB to Edward Moxon. BC, 5, 16. (Letter 795). I was not fortunate enough to find you at-home this morning … [Harvard] 41007-00

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