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• • [15 April 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 10, 165–166. (Letter 1888). I heard of you, dear Miss Barrett, between a Polka and a … [Wellesley] 45086-00

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• • 16 April 1845. EBB to Sara Coleridge. BC, 10, 167–169. (Letter 1889). It was a great pleasure to me to receive your letter & to … [Texas] 45086-10

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• • [17 April 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 10, 169–171. (Letter 1890). If you did but know dear Mr. Browning how often I have … [Wellesley] 45087-00

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• • [26 April 1845]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 10, 171–172. (Letter 1891). After all I said & you said the other day, about Apuleius, & … [Wellesley] 45100-00

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• • 26 April 1845. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 10, 172–175. (Letter 1892). After one word of thanks to you for your welcome & agreeable … [Wellesley] 45088-00

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• • [26 April 1845]. EBB to Anne Thomson. BC, 10, 175. (Letter 1893). … [Morgan, Ray Bequest (Envelope)] 45089-00

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• • 28 April 1845. EBB to Henry Fothergill Chorley. BC, 10, 175–177. (Letter 1894). LEBB, I, 255–257. I felt quite sure that you would take my postscript for a … [            ] 45090-00

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• • 28 April 1845. EBB to Henry Fothergill Chorley. BC, 10, 177–179. (Letter 1895). My brother will have pleasure in accepting your kind … [Salisbury House] 45091-00

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• • 30 April 1845. EBB to Cornelius Mathews. BC, 10, 179–183. (Letter 1896). I do hope that it is not true of me that I am forgotten of … [Yale] 45093-00

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• • [30 April 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 10, 183–185. (Letter 1897). If you did but know, dear Miss Barrett, how the “full stop” … [Wellesley] 45092-00

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• • [ca. May 1845]. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 10, 185. (Letter 1898). EBB-RHH, II, 164–165. I liked your child’s book, and recognised in it, every here … [            ] 45093-10

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• • May 1845. EBB to Thomas Westwood. BC, 10, 185–188. (Letter 1899). I trust you will attribute my silence to the old reason of … [BL] 45094-00

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• • [1 May 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 10, 188–189. (Letter 1900). People say of you & of me, dear Mr. Browning, that we love … [Wellesley] 45095-00

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• • [1 May 1845]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 10, 189–190. (Letter 1901). I send you the ‘Radical’ at last—more ashamed of myself … [Wellesley] 45076-00

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• • 1 May 1845. EBB to Lydia Sigourney. BC, 10, 190–191. (Letter 1902). I cannot delay a reply, .. it rises to my lips as quickly as … [ABL] 45096-00

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• • 2 May 1845. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 10, 192–196. (Letter 1903). No letter—no letters. It is dreadful to grow deaf & dumb … [Wellesley] 45097-00

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• • 3 [May] 1845. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 10, 196–197. (Letter 1904). I have been intending every day to write & tell you that the … [Wellesley] 45099-00

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• • [3 May] 1845. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 10, 197–199. (Letter 1905). I wrote to you not many days ago, but I must tell you that … [Wellesley] 45101-00

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• • [3 May 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 10, 199–203. (Letter 1906). Now shall you see what you shall see—here shall be … [Wellesley] 45098-00

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• • [5–6 May 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 10, 203–206. (Letter 1907). So when wise people happen to be ill, they sit up till six … [Wellesley] 45102-00

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• • [11 May 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 10, 206. (Letter 1908). May I ask how the head is? just under the bay? Mr. Kenyon … [Wellesley] 45104-00

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• • [12 May 1845]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 10, 207. (Letter 1909). Papa is delicate about giving an opinion as to the necessity … [Wellesley] 45106-00

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• • 12 May 1845. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 10, 207–208. (Letter 1910). How kind, how kind of you, dear Mr. Horne, to think of … [BL] 45107-00

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• • 12 May 1845. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 10, 209. (Letter 1911). Poe, 17, 387. You will certainly think me mad, dear Mr. Horne for treading … [            ] 45107-10

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• • [12 May 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 10, 209–210. (Letter 1912). My dear, own friend, I am quite well now, or next to it—but … [Wellesley] 45105-00

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