Search Results | Correspondence

• • 11 July [1844]. Harriet Martineau to EBB. BC, 9, 44–48. (Letter 1649). I was much disposed to answer your letter immediately, but … [Wellesley] 44178-00

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• • [12 July 1844]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 48–50. (Letter 1650). Thank you my beloved friend– You are better to me than I am … [Wellesley] 44179-00

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• • [mid-July 1844]. RB to Frederick Oldfield Ward. (Letter 1650.5). I must throw myself on your mercy this time: I have been … [ABL] 44179-10

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• • [16 July 1844]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 9, 51. (Letter 1651). I send you with Miss Martineau’s wandering sheet, a letter … [Wellesley] 44170-00

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• • 17 July 1844. EBB to Cornelius Mathews. BC, 9, 51–53. (Letter 1652). Although very much pressed for time,—& under a vow (almost) … [Berg] 44180-00

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• • 18 July [1844]. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 1652.5). I shall be here for a week longer. [ABL] 44181-00

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• • [19 July 1844]. RB to Rachel Talfourd. BC, 9, 53–54. (Letter 1653). Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 27 July 1905, lot 1073. I should be most happy to dine with you to-morrow, but of … [            ] 44182-00

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• • [20 July 1844]. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 9, 54. (Letter 1654). When I wrote to Mr Mathews I had not received his kind … [Morgan] 44188-00

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• • [21 July 1844]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 9, 55–56. (Letter 1655). Can you, any wise, forgive what is to come? … [Morgan] 44184-00

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• • 21 July 1844. EBB to Angela Owen. BC, 9, 56–58. (Letter 1656). Try to believe the simple truth,—that this long silence … [Wellesley] 44185-00

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• • 22 July [1844]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 9, 58–59. (Letter 1657). My dear cousin, you permit me to persecute you to the end of … [Wellesley] 44186-00

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• • 22 July 1844. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 9, 59–63. (Letter 1658). I feel to myself as if I had treated both you & me very … [Folger & Wellesley] 44187-00

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• • [23 July 1844]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 9, 63–64. (Letter 1659). I have this moment received your note. I feel a little … [Morgan] 44189-00

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• • [?26] [July 1844]. RB to Frederick Oldfield Ward. BC, 9, 64. (Letter 1660). Transcript in private collection. “Music has charms” &c &c. Take Theocrit o’ God’s name—letting … [            ] 44200-10

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• • [27 July 1844]. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 9, 64–65. (Letter 1661). Up to this moment, my dear Miss Barrett, I have never known … [Morgan] 44191-00

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• • [31 July 1844]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 9, 65–67. (Letter 1662). Have you expected to hear from me? and are you vexed with me … [Wellesley] 44192-00

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• • [31] July [1844]. EBB to James Russell Lowell. BC, 9, 67–68. (Letter 1663). As you have remembered me so long, & as so kind a word as … [Harvard] 44171-00

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• • 31 July 1844. RB to Alfred Domett. BC, 9, 68–70. (Letter 1664). A ship sails to-morrow, I see; and I must write a line or … [BL] 44193-00

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• • [ca. August 1844]. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 1664.3). I have read—and shall read again—before I see you … [ABL] 44195-00

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• • [August 1844]. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 1664.7). I find few remarks to make on the conlusion, except that on … [ABL] 44194-00

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• • [1 August 1844]. EBB to Edward Moxon. BC, 9, 70–71. (Letter 1665). I am almost ashamed to have another kindness from your hands … [Smith] 44201-00

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• • [2 August 1844]. EBB to Edward Moxon. BC, 9, 71–72. (Letter 1666). The only objection to “Poems” is that it wd. probably … [Berg] 44094-00

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• • 2 August 1844. EBB to Messrs. Wiley & Putnam. BC, 9, 72. (Letter 1667). Miss Barrett presents her compliments to Messrs. Wiley & … [ABL] 44202-00

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• • 4 August 1844. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 9, 72–75 (in part). (Letter 1668). … what evil are you thinking of me? for evil it must be! Come … [Eton (Meredith) & Morgan] 44203-00

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• • 4 August 1844. EBB to Edward Moxon. BC, 9, 75–76. (Letter 1669). I venture to trouble you once more. It has been suggested to … [Morgan] 44203-10

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