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    • [19 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 5–7. (Letter 2180). Love, if you knew but how vexed I was, so very few minutes … [Wellesley] 46027-00

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    • [21 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 7–10. (Letter 2181). Ever since I ceased to be with you..ever dearest, .. I have … [Wellesley] 46028-00

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    • [22 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 11–12. (Letter 2182). But you did not get the letter last evening—no, for all … [Wellesley] 46029-00

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    • [22 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 13–14. (Letter 2183). Yes, I understand your Luria—& there is to be more light … [Wellesley] 46030-00

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    • [25 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 16–19. (Letter 2185). I must begin by invoking my own stupidity! To forget after … [Wellesley] 46032-00

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    • [26–27 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 21–23. (Letter 2187). You have had my letter & heard about the penholder– Your … [Wellesley] 46034-00

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    • [27 January 1846]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 12, 25–27. (Letter 2189). I want to hear how you are, & feel immodest in asking … [Wellesley] 46042-00

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    • [28 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 27–28. (Letter 2190). I will say, as you desire, nothing on that subject—but this … [Wellesley] 46036-00

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    • [30 January 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 28–30. (Letter 2191). Let it be this way, ever dearest– If in the time of fine … [Wellesley] 46037-00

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    • [31 Jan–1 Feb 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 37–39. (Letter 2195). Well—I have your letter—& I send you the postscript … [Wellesley] 46040-00

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    • [4 February 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 40–41. (Letter 2196). You ought hardly,—ought you, my Ba?—to refer to that … [Wellesley] 46043-00

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    • [4 February 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 42–43. (Letter 2197). But I did not .. dear dearest .. no indeed, I did not mean … [Wellesley] 46044-00

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    • [6 February 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 44–46. (Letter 2198). If I said you “gave me pain” in anything, it was in the only … [Wellesley] 46045-00

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    • [7 February 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 46. (Letter 2199). … to my sorrow I must, I fear, give up the delight of seeing … [Wellesley] 46046-00

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    • [7 February 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 47–48. (Letter 2201). I felt it must be so .. that something must be the matter … [Wellesley] 46048-00

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    • [8 February 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 48–50. (Letter 2202). … there are no words,—nor will be tomorrow, nor even in the … [Wellesley] 46049-00

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    • 8 February [1846]. Harriet Martineau to EBB. BC, 12, 51–55. (Letter 2203). Here I come at last, with my news of our Happy Valley. And … [Yale] 46050-00

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    • [10 February 1846]. EBB to RB. BC, 12, 57–60. (Letter 2205). I have been possessed by your Luria just as you would have … [Wellesley] 46052-00

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