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• • [10 August 1845]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 21–23. (Letter 1995). How good you are to the smallest thing I try & do (—to … [Wellesley] 45189-00

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• • [13 August 1845]. EBB to RB. BC, 11, 27–28. (Letter 1998). Yes, I admit that it was stupid to read that word so wrong. [Wellesley] 45192-00

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• • [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

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• • [11 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 11, 306–312. (Letter 2171). I have no words for you, my dearest,—I shall never have. [Wellesley] 46018-00

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• • [31 January 1846]. RB to EBB. BC, 12, 35–37. (Letter 2194). It is a relief to me this time to obey your wish, and … [Wellesley] 46041-00

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• • 19 December [1846]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 14, 81–84. (Letter 2642). … your kindest letter is three times welcome as usual. On the … [Wellesley] 46472-00

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• • 4 February [1847]. EBB & RB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 14, 113–115. (Letter 2653). We were very glad to have news of you at last, my very dear … [Wellesley] 47007-00

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• • 8 February [1847]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 14, 115–121. (Letter 2654). But my dearest Miss Mitford, your scheme about Leghorn is … [Wellesley] 47008-00

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• • 19 December 1847. Joseph Arnould to RB. BC, 14, 347–351. (Letter 2715). Very welcome, my dear Browning, was the sight of your hand … [Morgan, Ray Bequest] 47068-00

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• • [21 October 1852]. EBB & RB to John Kenyon. BC, 18, 251–254. (Letter 3139). I cant do better today than keep my promise to you about … [Wellesley] 52133-00

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• • [22 October 1852]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 18, 255–258. (Letter 3141). The desk has come, dearest dear Arabel, and your letters … [Berg] 52134-00

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• • [15–17 January 1853]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 18, 302–313. (Letter 3159). Henrietta will let me write to you, my darling Arabel, this … [GM-B] 53006-00

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• • [13 February 1853]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 18, 333–335. (Letter 3168). I received your first letter but waited for a second to tell … [Fitzwilliam] 53012-00

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• • 1 June [1853]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 19, 104–106. (Letter 3206). … you have a full right to perform over me the commination … [BL] 53050-00

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• • 11 June [1853]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 19, 112–122. (Letter 3210). I am vexed about the Legation. I calculate on the messengers … [GM-B] 53055-00

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• • [mid-June 1853]. EBB to Sarianna Browning. BC, 19, 122–124. (Letter 3212). … in abstract existences, clouds, mists, music—we are probably … [Lilly] 53046-00

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• • 23 July [1853]. EBB to Isa Blagden. BC, 19, 185–187. (Letter 3232). I deserve another scold for this other silence, dearest Isa. [Fitzwilliam] 53071-00

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• • 10 August [1853]. EBB to Henry Fothergill Chorley. BC, 19, 210–215. (Letter 3246). I cant bear that you should intimate by a half word that you … [Huntington] 53083-00

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• • [16–] 19 December [1853]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 20, 18–28. (Letter 3299). I had been thinking, my beloved Arabel, that I would write … [GM-B] 53129-00

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• • 21 December [1853]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 20, 36–40. (Letter 3307). I have been longer than I thought to be in Rome without … [Wellesley] 53132-00

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• • 18 January [1854]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 20, 76–79. (Letter 3325). It is long my ever dearest Miss Mitford since I wrote to you … [Wellesley] 54024-00

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• • [29 March 1854]. RB to William Wetmore Story. BC, 20, 154–157. (Letter 3369). Transcript in private collection. We are most happy to hear this good news of dear little … [            ] 54051-10

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• • 2–5 April 1854. RB to John Forster. BC, 20, 162–165. (Letter 3377). So, meaning me the great pleasure of a letter’s receipt, you … [V&A] 54054-00

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• • 25 April 1854. John Forster to RB. BC, 20, 197–199. (Letter 3399). It is too bad that the two unlucky letters I had most wished … [Berg] 54064-00

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• • 4 May [1854]. EBB to Sarah Blake Shaw. BC, 20, 208–210. (Letter 3410). If “Florence is not like Florence without us,” in Mr … [Harvard] 54069-00

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