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    • [18 September 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 88–89. (Letter 2036). Of course you cannot do otherwise than go with your sister … [Wellesley] 45228-00

    • [18 September 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 89–90. (Letter 2037). But you, too, will surely want, if you think me a rational … [Wellesley] 45229-00

    • [19 September 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 90–91. (Letter 2038). It is not “misunderstanding” you to know you to be the most … [Wellesley] 45230-00

    • [?20] [September 1845]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 11, 91–92. (Letter 2039). … how I thank you for this pretty translation of your thoughts … [Wellesley] 45231-00

    • [23 September 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 92–93. (Letter 2040). I have nothing to say about Pisa, .. but a great deal (if I … [Wellesley] 45232-00

    • [24 September 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 93–95. (Letter 2041). I walked to town, this morning, and back again—so that … [Wellesley] 45233-00

    • [25 September 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 97–99. (Letter 2043). You have said to me more than once that you wished I might … [Wellesley] 45235-00

    • [26 September 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 99–100. (Letter 2044). I had your letter late last night, everyone almost, being … [Wellesley] 45236-00

    • [27 September 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 101. (Letter 2045). Think for me, speak for me, my dearest, my own! You that are … [Wellesley] 45237-00

    • [29 September 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 101–102. (Letter 2046). Then first .. first,—I ask you not to misunderstand … [Wellesley] 45238-00

    • 29 September 1845. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 11, 102–103. (Letter 2047). Do let me hear from you, dear Mr. Horne, & quickly, as my … [Morgan] 45239-00

    • [30 September 1845]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 11, 103–104. (Letter 2048). Between relief almost & regret quite, my dearly loved friend … [Wellesley] 45241-00

    • 30 [September 1845]. EBB to Clementia Taylor. BC, 11, 104–105. (Letter 2049). I feel almost guilty before you for having suffered so many … [Pforzheimer] 43320-00

    • 30 September 1845. RB to Francesco del Giudice. BC, 11, 105–106. (Letter 2050). Although a combination of unfortunate circumstances has … [ABL] 45240-00

    • [2 October 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 108–109. (Letter 2052). Well, let us hope against hope in the sad matter of the … [Wellesley] 45244-00

    • [4 October 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 109–110. (Letter 2053). Tuesday is given up in full council. The thing is beyond … [Wellesley] 45245-00

    • [7 October 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 112–113. (Letter 2056). Mr. Kenyon never came. My sisters met him in the street … [Wellesley] 45248-00

    • [ca. 7 October 1845]. EBB to Eleanor Page Bordman. (Letter 2056.5). I wrote a letter to you yesterday, & you will hear in it … [ABL] 45247-05

    • [?7] [October 1845]. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 11, 114–116. (Letter 2057). … do believe that I have not been as I have seemed perhaps … [Wellesley] 45242-00

    • [7 October 1845]. RB to William Sherman. (Letter 2057.5). Have the goodness to thank Mr Bennett very sincerely … [Smith, Celia] 45247-10


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