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    • 13 February 1845. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 10, 75. (Letter 1841). I am almost afraid to ask how you are? if you are not ill … [Wellesley] 45040-00

    • [15] February 1845. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 10, 75–77. (Letter 1842). Ah—my enemy the frost! For an enemy I knew him! He has … [Wellesley] 45043-00

    • 17 February 1845. EBB to RB. BC, 10, 78–82. (Letter 1843). To begin with the end (which is only characteristic of the … [Wellesley] 45044-00

    • 18 February 1845. RB to Frederick Oldfield Ward. BC, 10, 83. (Letter 1844). I send you one poem as long as the two I promised—(about … [Morgan] 45045-00

    • [19] February 1845. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 10, 83–85. (Letter 1845). What I was going to say of men, or rather of a man, .. was … [Wellesley] 45046-00

    • 23 February 1845. RB to Alfred Domett. BC, 10, 88–91. (Letter 1847). I wrote to you, about the end of last July, and mentioned … [BL] 45049-00

    • 23 February [1845]. Harriet Martineau to EBB. BC, 10, 91–92. (Letter 1848). I do not like even to appear forgetful of you, & so I shall … [Yale] 45048-00

    • 25 February 1845. EBB to Richard Bentley. BC, 10, 93. (Letter 1849). I am not very distinctly sure of the title of my friend’s … [NYPL-Ms] 45050-00

    • 26 February 1845. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 10, 93–97. (Letter 1850). Ever dearest friend I thought it would be so– The roads, for … [Fitzwilliam] 45052-00

    • [26 February 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 10, 97–101. (Letter 1851). Real warm Spring, dear Miss Barrett, and the birds know it … [Wellesley] 45051-00

    • 27 February 1845. EBB to RB. BC, 10, 101–104. (Letter 1852). Yes, but, dear Mr. Browning, I want the spring according to … [Wellesley] 45053-00

    • [?March 1845]. RB to Frederick Oldfield Ward. (Letter 1852.5). I grieve from my soul for Mr Hood & trust to hear better … [ABL] 45058-10

    • [1] March 1845. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 10, 104–106. (Letter 1853). I am aware that I should have written to you before, but the … [Wellesley] 45060-00

    • 1 March [1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 10, 106–107. (Letter 1854). I seem to find of a sudden—surely I knew before .. anyhow … [Wellesley] 45059-00

    • 4 March 1845. EBB to Thomas Westwood. BC, 10, 107–108. (Letter 1855). I reproach myself much, dear Mr. Westwood, for my silence, & … [BL] 45061-00

    • 5 March 1845. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 10, 109–111. (Letter 1856). Ever dearest friend[,] It is delightful to know (so far) … [Wellesley] 45063-00

    • 5 March 1845. EBB to RB. BC, 10, 111–113. (Letter 1857). But I did not mean to strike a ‘tragic chord’; indeed I did … [Wellesley] 45062-00

    • 6 March [1845]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 10, 113–114. (Letter 1858). Thank you dearest Mr. Kenyon—they are very fine. The poetry … [Wellesley] 45064-00

    • 6 March 1845. RB to John Kenyon. BC, 10, 114–115. (Letter 1859). Whenever I write anything about Miss Barrett’s Poems I shall … [ABL] 45065-00

    • [8] March 1845. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 10, 115–116. (Letter 1860). Thanks upon thanks to you for letting me know so soon of … [Morgan] 45066-00

    • [10 March 1845]. EBB to Henry Fothergill Chorley. BC, 10, 116–118. (Letter 1861). … to the awful consideration of the possibility of my reading … [Berg] 45002-00

    • [11 March 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 10, 118–122. (Letter 1862). Your letter made me so happy, dear Miss Barrett, that I have … [Wellesley] 45067-00

    • [12] March 1845. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 10, 122–123. (Letter 1863). I send you the ‘restored fragments’ of the poetry of the … [Morgan] 45068-00

    • [ca. 13] March 1845. EBB to Thomas Westwood. BC, 10, 124–125. (Letter 1864). … for your kindness I must thank you then, in a full condition … [BL] 45058-00


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