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• • [ca. October 1844]. John Westland Marston to Thomas Powell. Listed in BC, 9, 316. (SD1214). Offered for sale by Quaritch, Cat. 1013 [March 1981]. Mrs. Marston has just read “Sordello” through. [            ] 84410001

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• • 9 October [1844]. Benjamin Robert Haydon to John Forster. BC, 9, 317. (SD1215). Benjamin Robert Haydon, Correspondence and Table-Talk, ed. Frederick Wordsworth Haydon (London, 1876), I, 460–461. My seven first Lectures will be published on the 17th … [            ] 84410091

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• • 18 October 1844. Benjamin Robert Haydon to Francis Bennoch. BC, 9, 317 (in part). (SD1216). Miss Barrett I have never seen & never shall—she is a … [Huntington] 84410181

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• • 28 October 1844. Cornelius Mathews to Rufus W. Griswold. BC, 9, 317 (in part). (SD1217). Passages from the Correspondence & Other Papers of R.W. Griswold, ed. W.M. Griswold (Cambridge, Mass., 1898), p. 161. I have already said my ‘say’ of Barrett’s Poems in the … [            ] 84410281

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• • [ca. November 1844]. James Ferrier to Editor of Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine. BC, 9, 317. (SD1218). Miss B may to a certain extent make a tolerable, but … [Scotland] 84411001

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• • 11 November 1844. Edward George Barrett to Georgiana Elizabeth Barrett. Listed in BC, 9, 317. (SD1219). I sit down to write to you, not because I have any news, but … [Eton] 84411111

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• • 12 November [1844]. Arthur Hugh Clough to Thomas Burbidge. The Correspondence of Arthur Hugh Clough, ed. Frederick L. Mulhauser (Oxford, 1957), p. 137. (SD1219.1). I have nothing I think to add. [Bodleian] 84411121

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• • [19 November 1844]. Arthur Hugh Clough to Thomas Burbidge. The Correspondence of Arthur Hugh Clough, ed. Frederick L. Mulhauser (Oxford, 1957), p. 139. (SD1219.2). I seem to have unaccountably little to say. [Bodleian] 84411191

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• • 27 November 1844. Richard Hengist Horne to Mary Russell Mitford. (SD1219.3). I was very glad to receive your note, giving me as it did … [Harvard] 84411271

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• • 21 December 1844. Mary Russell Mitford to Henrietta Harrison. BC, 9, 317 (in part). (SD1220). Chorley, II, 12–13. I cannot enough tell you, my very dear friend, how much I … [            ] 84412211

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• • [ca. 1845]. Walter Savage Landor to John Forster. BC, 10, 329 (in part). (SD1221). John Forster, Walter Savage Landor, a Biography (London, 1869), II, 424. You were right as to Browning. He has sent me some admirable … [            ] 84500001

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• • [January 1845]. Mary Russell Mitford to Emily E. Jephson. BC, 10, 330 (in part). (SD1222). L’Estrange (2), III, 192–193. Everybody is talking of Miss Martineau’s “Somnambule.” … [            ] 84501001

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• • [February] 1845. Mary Russell Mitford to Emily E. Jephson. BC, 10, 330 (in part). (SD1223). L’Estrange (2), III, 193–194. I write to you, dearest Emily, in the midst of a fall of … [            ] 84502001

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• • 26 February 1845. Joseph Arnould to Alfred Domett. BC, 10, 330 (in part). (SD1224). Transcript at BL. Browning has come back from Italy full of Venice, Rome … [            ] 84502261

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• • 18 March [1845]. Sara Coleridge to John Kenyon. BC, 10, 330 (in part). (SD1225). I have written to Miss Barrett, to thank her for her very … [Wellesley] 84503181

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• • 28 April 1845. Charles Edward Fry to Edward Moulton-Barrett (father). Listed in BC, 10, 330. (SD1226). As Chairman of a Committee of Vestry to erect a Public … [Eton] 84504281

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• • 30 April 1845. Ralph Waldo Emerson to Anna Barker Ward. The Letters of Ralph Waldo Emerson, ed. Eleanor M. Tilton (New York, 1991), 8, 25–26. (SD1226.1). Mr Bradford made so many stops on his way homeward … [Harvard] 84504301

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• • 17 May 1845. Richard Hengist Horne to Edgar Allan Poe. BC, 10, 331 (in part). (SD1228). After so long a delay of my last letter to you, I am at all … [Boston PL] 84505171

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• • [20] May 1845. Edward George Barrett to Georgiana Elizabeth Barrett. Listed in BC, 10, 330. (SD1227). I am glad to hear by your last long letter that you are … [Eton] 84505201

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• • [?25] [May 1845]. Jane Hedley to Henrietta Moulton-Barrett. BC, 10, 331. (SD1229). … me on Tuesday, or Wednesday? if on Tuesday, I shall come by … [Wellesley] 84505251

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• • 6 August 1845. Margaret Fuller to Richard F. Fuller. BC, 11, 333 (in part). (SD1230). I put off writing to you, merely because I was too unwell … [Harvard] 84508061

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• • [14 August 1845]. Thomas Carlyle to Jane Welsh Carlyle. BC, 11, 334 (in part). (SD1231). No Letter Goodykin, none today yet?– Well, I must wait … [Scotland] 84508142

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• • 14 August 1845. John Kenyon to Henry Crabb Robinson. BC, 11, 334 (in part). (SD1232). I had bought the Prospective or rather written to have it … [Williams’s Library] 84508141

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• • 27 August 1845. Thomas Carlyle to Jane Welsh Carlyle. BC, 11, 334 (in part). (SD1233). My Goody,—I am very deep today in the settling of rubbish … [Scotland] 84508271

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• • 1 September 1845. Thomas Carlyle to Jane Welsh Carlyle. BC, 11, 334 (in part). (SD1234). Dearykin,—I still hold out for Wednesday; if you hear … [Scotland] 84509012

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