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    • [?8] [February 1841]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 5, 16–19. (Letter 796). Anthea, Evanthe—I dont remember either—elsewhere … [Morgan] 41008-00

    • [9 February 1841]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 19–21. (Letter 797). Have you thought me the most ungrateful creature in the … [Wellesley] 41009-00

    • [14–15 February 1841]. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 5, 21–23. (Letter 798). At last my ever dearest George, I give some sign of being … [Morgan] 41011-00

    • [15 February 1841]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 5, 23–25. (Letter 799). Then let it be ‘Psyche Apocalyptic’. Your reasons are … [Morgan] 41010-00

    • 19 February 1841. EBB to Thomas Powell. BC, 5, 25–26. (Letter 800). I write three days later than I shd. have done, to … [Iowa] 41012-00

    • [March 1841]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 27–29. (Letter 801). If being angry with myself, ashamed of myself, & in the … [Wellesley] 41021-00

    • 10 March 1841. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 5, 29–30. (Letter 802). I have seen Orpheus, & write just to thank you for the … [Harvard] 41013-00

    • 27 March 1841. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 5, 30–32. (Letter 803). It is, surely in equity & law, my turn now to write to you … [Morgan] 41014-00

    • 29 March 1841. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 5, 32–34. (Letter 804). Have you thought “The dream has come true”? I mean the dream … [Wellesley] 41015-00

    • [15 April 1841]. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 5, 34–35. (Letter 805). It is a pleasure to open one’s heart—and for no other … [Morgan] 41016-00

    • 16 April 1841. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 36–37. (Letter 806). Did you write “sweetness” in the last line? Because I think … [Wellesley] 41017-00

    • 28 April 1841. RB to John Anster. BC, 5, 38–39. (Letter 808). Some years ago I received a very beautiful and melodious … [Yale] 41019-00

    • 29 April 1841. RB to André Victor Amédée de Ripert-Monclar. BC, 5, 39. (Letter 809). Faites-moi l’amitiè d’accepter le Poème que je vous envoie … [Yale] 41020-00

    • 31 April 1841. RB to Samuel Laman Blanchard. BC, 5, 40. (Letter 810). I have to beg the favor of your acceptance of the … [Iowa] 41020-10

    • [?late April 1841]. RB to William Charles Macready. BC, 5, 37–38. (Letter 807). Emerson College Magazine, 20, No. 3 (January 1912), 131–132. Do forgive the delay in sending the little book I herewith … [            ] 41018-20

    • 1 May 1841. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 41–42. (Letter 811). Your verses are your own in all ways,—appropriate & … [Fitzwilliam] 41022-00

    • 6 May 1841. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 5, 42–43. (Letter 812). I do not write to teaze you, dear Mr. Horne, indeed. But it … [Morgan] 41023-00

    • 10 May 1841. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 5, 43–44. (Letter 813). Throughout this long silence, embracing the most afflictive … [Harvard] 41024-00

    • 13 May 1841. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 5, 45. (Letter 814). I had your note yesterday & have today the second act .. and … [Morgan] 41025-00

    • 26 May 1841. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 5, 46–48. (Letter 815). Although I have written to Papa and sent you almost message … [Morgan] 41026-00

    • 30 May [1841]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 48–51. (Letter 816). Indeed you shd. have heard before—long ago—for I have felt … [Wellesley] 41027-00

    • 11–12 June 1841. EBB to Septimus Moulton-Barrett. BC, 5, 52–54. (Letter 817). To show that I am not ripe with ingratitude,—which wd. be … [GM-B] 41028-00

    • 13 June 1841. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 5, 55–57. (Letter 818). I am so sorry about the hooping cough. As a means of … [Harvard] 41029-00

    • 14 June 1841. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 57–61. (Letter 819). Thank you my beloved friend for your kindness in writing … [Wellesley] 41030-00

    • 20 June 1841. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 5, 61–63. (Letter 820). L’Estrange (2), III, 117–119. I have not written to you, my beloved friend, because until … [            ] 41030-10


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