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    • 10 November 1841. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 5, 166–167. (Letter 871). What I hear of your having alighted in the midst of us only … [ABL] 41080-10

    • 12 November 1841. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 167–170. (Letter 872). Thank you my ever beloved friend for what did not after all … [Wellesley] 41081-00

    • 18 November 1841. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 170–172. (Letter 873). I felt yesterday & the day before as if I ought to write to … [Wellesley] 41082-00

    • [25 November 1841]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 172–175. (Letter 874). I was half uneasy about your silence & half remorseful at … [Wellesley] 41083-00

    • 1 December 1841. Thomas Carlyle to RB. BC, 5, 177. (Letter 876). The sight of your Card instead of yourself, the other day … [Taylor Coll] 41084-00

    • 3 December 1841. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 5, 178–180. (Letter 877). L’Estrange (2), III, 127–131 (as 30 December 1841). Mr. Hughes, too, told me the other day of a dream of a … [            ] 41095-10

    • 6 December 1841. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 181–184. (Letter 879). A bunch of thanks in change for such a nosegay of flowers … [Eton (Envelope) & Wellesley] 41087-00

    • 11 December 1841. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 5, 186–187. (Letter 881). I shall be very glad to see you any day—unless I am more … [Wellesley] 41089-00

    • [16 December 1841]. RB to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 5, 188–190. (Letter 883). You are kindest of the kind, now and always. —I just … [BL] 41096-00

    • 19 December 1841. RB to Alfred Domett. BC, 5, 190–191. (Letter 884). It surely is a long time since we foregathered. What say you … [ABL] 41092-00

    • 23 December 1841. RB to Catherine Frances Macready. BC, 5, 191. (Letter 885). Do me the favor to return my best thanks to Mr Macready for … [ABL] 41093-00

    • [23–25 December 1841]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 5, 191–194. (Letter 886). You spoil me for even the kindness of the common world by … [Wellesley] 41094-00

    • [ca. 27 December 1841]. EBB to John Kenyon. (Letter 886.5). I have waited for an opportunity which does not come … [ABL] 41094-10

    • 29 December 1841. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 5, 194–195. (Letter 887). I shd. not have been half as idle about transcribing these … [Wellesley] 41095-00

    • [ca. 1842]. EBB to Unidentified Correspondent. BC, 5, 195–196. (Letter 889). EBB’s draft at Brown. Henrietta has just had a note from Mr. Kenyon who is … [            ] 42008-30

    • [ca. 1842]. RB to Jane Welsh Carlyle. BC, 5, 196. (Letter 890). I will breakfast with you gladly indeed, and sit on the … [ABL] 42003-00

    • [ca. 1842]. RB to Rachel Talfourd. BC, 6, 70 (as letter 1003, [5 September 1842]). Moved to:. (Letter 891). I have great pleasure in accepting your invitation for this … [ABL] 42094-10

    • 1 January 1842. Thomas Carlyle to RB. BC, 5, 197. (Letter 892). If you happen to possess, among your Commonwealth Books … [South Carolina] 42010-00

    • 6 January 1842. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 5, 201–202. (Letter 894). I have done your bidding & sent the translations to the … [Wellesley] 42012-00


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