Letter

  1 Introd   |     cannibals. And all the world is going to imitate them, is going
  2 Introd   |           going to imitate them, is going to be a soldier! Russia
  3 Introd   |           and, mark my word, we are going to think only of that, of
  4 Introd   |             the following dream: of going to live in the sun in a
  5 Introd   |              Where? What country is going to be tranquil in this struggle
  6 Introd   |   civilization, a struggle which is going to be universal?” A month
  7 VII      |          dear friend, since you are going away, and as in a fortnight,
  8 VII      |             as in a fortnight, I am going to Berry for two or three
  9 VII      |    Marguerite Thuillier who is also going away.~Do come to see my
 10 XII      |            comrade and friend, I am going to see Alexandre at Saint-Valery
 11 XIV      |              Sand~Paris, Friday.~On going home yesterday, I found
 12 XIV      |            a little flattered. I am going to hunt up an especially
 13 XVI      |        monastery, working and never going out? That is what it means
 14 XIX      |          dear and famous face! I am going to have a large frame made
 15 XXIV     |        belong to it, do I not? I am going to sleep, quite worn out;
 16 XXVII    |             s shoes. Next week I am going to Palaiseau and I shall
 17 XXVIII   |           plan formed long since of going every year to his house;
 18 XXXI     |          here, like a lamp which is going out, yet which is here still.
 19 XXXI     |         with all my heart, and I am going to, if I can, make people
 20 XXXII    |            tide passes.~My novel is going very badly for the moment.
 21 XXXIX    |           told me that his play was going better and better. I went
 22 XLI      |           will not prevent him from going to Magny’s this evening.
 23 XLII     |             as I don’t know if I am going to be in shape very soon,
 24 XLII     |         when I am ready. I think of going a little to the south when
 25 XLII     |          really think that I am not going to live a long time, although
 26 XLV      |         should give me a recipe for going faster: and you complain
 27 XLVI     |             Alas, yes, the world is going to the devil in that respect;
 28 XLVII    |             frank with me. For I am going to start studying the Revolution
 29 LV       |            anxious for me, and I am going to hurry back to Croisset.
 30 LVII     |          have said that SOCIETY was going to pieces.~Axiom: Hatred
 31 LIX      |           the fine weather and I am going to take a bath of botany.~
 32 LX       |            says so, and, if you are going south, I shall put it off
 33 LXVII    |         think that the Bois-Dore is going well, but I don’t know anything
 34 LXVII    |         keep me informed of what is going on. But I gathered gentians
 35 LXVIII   |         master, I deprive myself of going to sit down to dream aloud
 36 LXIX     |            house four times without going to see you. But I am cautious
 37 LXIX     |             in October when you are going to be free, come to see
 38 LXXI     |          then. That is why I am not going to Nohant. A week of recreation
 39 LXXII    |             he is doing his duty in going to find a land which the
 40 LXXII    |           you coming to Paris? I am going there between the 15th and
 41 LXXIV    |           with the same characters, going through the most incredible
 42 LXXIV    |           letter so fine that he is going to put the phrases and words
 43 LXXVI    |             are working?—If you are going to Paris the end of the
 44 LXXVIII  |     quarters. I despair somewhat of going to Croisset; it is tomorrow
 45 LXXIX    |         respite, since they are not going to bring on the confinement.
 46 LXXXI    |            I am born anew, and I am going to embrace you so hard that
 47 LXXXII   |             that we loved you. I am going to sleep so as to be ready
 48 LXXXIV   |           The chain of the tug-boat going up or coming down the Seine.]
 49 LXXXIV   |  disagreeable places.~Everything is going on well at our house, my
 50 LXXXIX   |            two weeks ago that I was going to Paris, on business about
 51 XCIII    |           antecedents.~My mother is going in a few days to Dieppe,
 52 XCIX     |         only excitement consists in going to dine on Sundays at Rouen
 53 C        |  acknowledge it to console me.~I am going to leave you in order to
 54 CI       |        vague), and at the rate I am going, if I write these three
 55 CIII     |          develops it. Always before going to sleep, I have an agreeable
 56 CV       |            to be urged. But you are going there the end of March if
 57 CVI      |             to tell me when you are going to Paris, my trip is delayed
 58 CXI      |           of other things. But I am going to Paris in eight or ten
 59 CXIV     |            30 April, 1869~No way of going out today. This slavery
 60 CXIX     |          half past six; but as I am going to Palaiseau, I may be a
 61 CXXV     |         Fadette. In a few days I am going to make a tour of Normandy.
 62 CXXV     |            me a good deal. I am not going to Normandy at all, my Lamberts
 63 CXXV     |              my Lamberts whom I was going to see in Yport came back
 64 CXXV     |           might be amusing. So I am going to be forced to start thinking
 65 CXXXII   |             the other hand if it is going to make you ill, don’t come,
 66 CXXXIII  |         impatience, for you are not going to forget me, are you? You
 67 CXXXIII  |             last like that?~You are going to spend the winter in Paris,
 68 CXXXIV   |           but I hardly know what is going on, politics seems to me
 69 CXXXVI   |           in which the contract was going to be signed. Raphael so
 70 CLII     |          quick succession, and I am going away Saturday morning leaving
 71 CLVII    |             to be applauded, we are going to attack such and such
 72 CLXII    |             know that everything is going well with you, and that
 73 CLXIII   |       Answer, and I act.~Things are going better and better here,
 74 CLXVI    |           on my poor Bouilhet. I am going to see if there is not some
 75 CLXVIII  |            this extravagant work is going to get hold of me. Oh! how
 76 CLXXI    |          war, what luck!~Farming is going to nought, famine threatens,
 77 CLXXII   |          wars between races perhaps going to begin again? One will
 78 CLXXII   |            idea.~Is Prussia perhaps going to have a great drubbing
 79 CLXXIII  |            this horrible experience going to prove to the world that
 80 CLXXIII  |   destroying from the other. We are going to try to do as he, and
 81 CLXXIII  |         earth to forget all that is going on above it. But we cannot
 82 CLXXVI   |            Paris to yield, they are going to (1) terrify her by the
 83 CLXXVI   |             I drill my men and I am going to Rouen to take lessons
 84 CLXXVI   |            Sometimes I am afraid of going mad. The face of my mother,
 85 CLXXVI   |          and of flap-doodle. We are going to become a Poland, then
 86 CLXXVI   |           is ended. My brain is not going to recover. One can write
 87 CLXXVII  |          the conviction that we are going to enter upon a stupid era.
 88 CLXXVII  |             is agonizing. France is going to follow Spain and Italy,
 89 CLXXVII  |             the face of all that is going on? What use, pray, is science,
 90 CLXXVIII |           happens, another world is going to begin, and I feel that
 91 CLXXIX   |            I feel that the world is going by.~
 92 CLXXX    |        despair about France. She is going through expiation for her
 93 CLXXXIII |         what sort of a world are we going to enter! Paganism, Christianity,
 94 CLXXXIII |     cannibals. And all the world is going to imitate them, is going
 95 CLXXXIII |           going to imitate them, is going to be a soldier! Russia
 96 CLXXXIII |             and observe that one is going to think only of that, of
 97 CLXXXIII |        passion. Wholesale murder is going to be the end of all our
 98 CLXXXIII |             the following dream: of going to live in the sun in a
 99 CLXXXIV  |              Where? What country is going to be tranquil in this struggle
100 CLXXXIV  |   civilization, a struggle which is going to be universal? Is not
101 CLXXXIV  |          mood or not! The season is going to be lovely. Paris will
102 CLXXXV   |           is hard! But I must! I am going to try to make up again
103 CLXXXV   |          preserve the Republic, are going to regret Badinguet and
104 CLXXXVI  |         little reaction that we are going to have after that? How
105 CLXXXVI  |          the good ecclesiastics are going to flourish again!~I have
106 CLXXXVII |             have no longer a way of going and coming.~We embrace you,
107 CLXXXVIII|            calm will return. We are going to become a great, flat
108 CLXXXVIII|            who are advanced, we are going to cry out, “Long live the
109 CLXXXIX  |     troubled me extremely, and I am going to have a hard time in getting
110 CLXXXIX  |             Empire, and Haussman is going to present himself boldly
111 CXC      |           working? Is Saint-Antoine going well? Tell me what you are
112 CXCI     |          that book (mine)!~I am not going to Nohant, for I don’t care
113 CXCII    |           friend, what years we are going through! We cannot go back
114 CXCIII   |         seems to me that we are all going off, I don’t know where.
115 CXCIV    |            party, which is not even going to vote, and which is still
116 CXCIV    |           has written me that he is going to stay in Paris all winter
117 CXCVII   |           bourgeois this morning is going to become again a proletarian
118 CXCVII   |            the democratic army were going perhaps to subscribe to
119 CXCVII   |          The democratic people were going to force the bourgeois to
120 CXCVII   |            of the cannon, they were going to turn them on the Prussians,
121 CXCVII   |              It declares that it is going to free man from his shackles
122 CXCIX    |           departure for Paris. I am going to try to finish up with
123 CCI      |           very perplexed, and it is going to be necessary for me to
124 CCIV     |       revival of Ruy Blas which was going to be put ahead of Aisse
125 CCXII    |        silly since you believe I am going to blame you for your primer?
126 CCXVI    |           in Paris. After that I am going away with my mother: we
127 CCXVII   |      recreation.~I hope that we are going to come to life again without
128 CCXVII   |             these twelve days. I am going, I hope, to start at work
129 CCXX     |         also of Saint-Antoine. I am going to start working on it again
130 CCXXI    |    achievement of rest! and you are going to miss this anxiety, I
131 CCXXII   |           you, dear child. They are going to pay me for my novel in
132 CCXXXII  |       tobacco. To be agreeable I am going to smoke less; but I doubt
133 CCXXXII  |             t give a whoop.~As I am going to begin a book which will
134 CCXXXIII |          old troubadour,~We too are going away, but without knowing
135 CCXXXIII |            knowing yet where we are going; it doesn’t make any difference
136 CCXXXIII |            Plauchut included. He is going to travel with us.~When
137 CCXXXIX  |       balance. So I think that I am going on in my natural path; am
138 CCXL     |            it Saint-Antoine that is going to spread its wings over
139 CCXLI    |             two volumes to me. I am going to begin Nanon at once,
140 CCXLIII  |             around in my head. I am going to try to gather my ideas
141 CCXLV    |          the end of January, before going back to the Pan Monceau;
142 CCXLVIII |            me. I am not thinking of going to Paris before the end
143 CCXLIX   |          here will be useless! Am I going to become like the canon
144 CCL      |    Despruneaux in his suit which is going to be appealed. My letter
145 CCLI     |            months? What trouble was going on in the depths of my being?
146 CCLIII   |       nothing would prevent me from going tomorrow But our friend
147 CCLIII   |           first week in April.~I am going this evening to two costume
148 CCLIV    |             telling me that you are going out among people, that you
149 CCLIV    | Saint-Antoine. It is Maurice who is going to be interested in that!
150 CCLIV    |           that it is there.~Keep on going about, you must, and above
151 CCLIX    |         resting my poor brain.~I am going to resume my readings for
152 CCLXIV   |        Between now and January I am going to compose dialogues in
153 CCLXVI   |           have a quiet moment, I am going to profit by it by talking
154 CCLXVI   |           it.~Do you know what I am going to do to complete my ecclesiastical
155 CCLXVI   |      ecclesiastical character? I am going to be a godfather. Madame
156 CCLXVI   |             very far away! and I am going to be, all this winter,
157 CCLXVIII |            the main thing. Now I am going lo give you some news about
158 CCLXIX   |        February, 1874~Everything is going well, and you are satisfied,
159 CCLXXI   |             Wednesday that they are going to judge it. The jury may
160 CCLXXVI  |             is it finished? You are going to fall back into the theatre!
161 CCLXXVI  |             Odeon, perhaps they are going to ask you to put on horses!
162 CCLXXVII |            to come to see us before going to Croisset, you would make
163 CCLXXIX  |        wanted for a book that he is going to do. The tone of his letter
164 CCLXXX   |            strength is not equal to going with him. He leaves tomorrow
165 CCLXXXI  |             Speaking of plays, I am going again to expose myself to
166 CCLXXXII |         despair; but now things are going, I am all right, come what
167 CCLXXXII |            grouchy and that you are going to answer me: “What difference
168 CCLXXXIV |         think of the dead, and I am going to say a very pretentious
169 CCLXXXVII|       forehead.~Abnormal things are going on inside me. My psychic
170 CCLXXXIX |            me, tell me that you are going out of doors, that you are
171 CCLXXXIX |             better.—I have finished going over the proofs of Flamarande.
172 CCLXXXIX |           the stocks. Everything is going well in the nest, except
173 CCXC     |        conditions.~I am thinking of going to Paris next month, shall
174 CCXCI    |          COW, and this evening I am going to begin work without looking
175 CCXCI    |         judge impartially. I am not going to leave my house for a
176 CCXCIX   |           December, 1875~Things are going a little better, and I am
177 CCXCIX   |         except Shakespeare, whom am going through from beginning to
178 CCXCIX   |          However, this evening I am going to resign myself to putting
179 CCXCIX   |           the Odeon, a live bear is going to appear on the boards.
180 CCC      |             write him?~Then you are going to start grubbing again?
181 CCCI     |         leaving it soon, and of not going to another which might be
182 CCCV     |        Harrisse told me that he was going to write to you immediately.
183 CCCV     |            milk-food, I read before going to bed the Medea of Euripides,
184 CCCXIII  |            By the way, how is Cadio going?~Tell your dear mamma that
185 CCCXVII  |       written two stories, and I am going to begin another so as to