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    • [29 August 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 50–51. (Letter 2012). This sweet Autumn Evening, Friday, comes all golden into the … [Wellesley] 45204-00

    • [30 August 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 51–52. (Letter 2014). Can you understand me so, dearest friend, after all? Do you … [Wellesley] 45205-00

    • [31 Aug–1 Sept 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 53–55. (Letter 2015). I did not think you were angry—I never said so– But you … [Wellesley] 45208-00

    • 31 August 1845. Thomas Carlyle to RB. BC, 11, 55–56. (Letter 2016). I have got a little enfranchised from this miserable job of … [Berkeley] 45207-00

    • [late] August 1845. EBB to Edward Moxon. BC, 11, 51. (Letter 2013). In the sixty one pounds enclosed I send you the amount of … [ABL] 45184-00

    • [3 September 1845]. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 11, 57–59. (Letter 2019). … you will wonder at my silence perhaps,—& if you called me … [Morgan] 45213-00

    • [4 September 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 59–61. (Letter 2020). Indeed my headaches are not worth enquiring about—I mean … [Wellesley] 45214-00

    • [5 September 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 61–62. (Letter 2021). What you tell me of Dr Chambers’, “all the good of you” he … [Wellesley] 45215-00

    • [6 September 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 62–63. (Letter 2022). I am in the greatest difficulty about the steamers. Will you … [Wellesley] 45216-00

    • [6 September 1845]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 11, 63–64. (Letter 2023). I am uneasy not to hear from you, yet really almost too … [Wellesley] 45206-00

    • 6 September 1845. EBB to Thomas Westwood. BC, 11, 64–65. (Letter 2024). “Your crooked little thing”, according to Pope’s analysis of … [BL] 45217-00

    • [9 September 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 65–69. (Letter 2025). One reason against printing the tragedies now, is your not … [Wellesley] 45218-00

    • [11 September 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 69–71. (Letter 2026). Here are your beautiful, and I sure true sonnets! they look … [Wellesley] 45219-00

    • [13 September 1845]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 11, 72–74. (Letter 2028). … if I have not written the details you desire to know … [Wellesley] 45210-00

    • [13 September 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 74–77. (Letter 2029). Now, dearest, I will try and write the little I shall be … [Wellesley] 45221-00

    • [16 September 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 77–79. (Letter 2030). I scarcely know how to write what is to be written nor … [Wellesley] 45222-00

    • [16 September 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 79–83. (Letter 2031). I do not know whether you imagine the precise effect of your … [Wellesley] 45223-00

    • [17 September 1845]. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 11, 83–85. (Letter 2032). I am going to be very impertinent & very meddling, and … [Wellesley] 45224-00

    • [17 September 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 85–86. (Letter 2033). I write one word just to say that it is all over with Pisa … [Wellesley] 45225-00

    • [17 September 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 86–87. (Letter 2034). But one word before we leave the subject, & then to leave it … [Wellesley] 45226-00

    • [17 September 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 87–88. (Letter 2035). Words!—it was written I should hate and never use them to … [Wellesley] 45227-00


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