House of, [321]
Letters to, from Keats, [371]
on supporting himself by his pen, [373]
on Tom Keats’s illness, [316]
Literary tastes and work of, [141]-2, [167]
Editorship of the Athenaeum, [530], [533]
Relations of, with the Brawnes, [535]
on James Rice, [76]
Views of, on Keats’s attachment to Fanny Brawne, [330] n., [331]
Dilke, Mrs C. W., [321]; on the Fairy tales competition, [381]; on Keats, on his return from Scotland, [296]