Letter

  1 Introd    |          the evening sun after a day of storms. It is not the
  2 Introd    |         nerves that he shunned a day’s outing or a chat with
  3 Introd    |          prey a thousand times a day of cruel pain, I continue
  4 Introd    |       his aching head buried all day long in his arms, groping
  5 Introd    |        for me to recall a single day nor any event whatsoever.
  6 Introd    |        and a bit recklessly from day to day, spending herself
  7 Introd    |       bit recklessly from day to day, spending herself in many
  8 Introd    |        dumps as incidents of the day’s work and not magnify them
  9 Introd    |         January, 1869, a typical day in Nohant:~“The individual
 10 Introd    |      heart, and of not passing a day without thinking of the
 11 Introd    |        not concern me.’” “On the day that I am no longer in a
 12 Introd    |         all are interesting. The day you took me to the Abbey
 13 I         |     Norman fashion. Perhaps some day this summer I shall surprise
 14 VIII      |         go to Versailles on that day. But I shall be at Magny’
 15 IX        |        along without you on that day? I shall feel some EMOTION
 16 XII       |   strikes you. I shall spend the day with you if you like, returning
 17 XVI       |       next month I shall spend a day with you in order to have
 18 XVII      |          here with me, not for a day, as you say, but for a week
 19 XVIII     |         years old. But, the next day I am three hundred, if the
 20 XXI       |      Lundi or the thesis of that day. I protested inwardly. The
 21 XXII      |          dine at Magny’s on that day, and the next, and the day
 22 XXII      |       day, and the next, and the day after that. Now you know
 23 XXIII     |      shall go to your house, the day you wish. My chief talk
 24 XXIV      |       think that we spoke of him day before yesterday—my friend
 25 XXIV      |          the pantomime the other day. Example: “I looked, the
 26 XXVII     |         give me tomorrow or next day the exact date on the transformation
 27 XXVIII    |        that the children of this day have sufficient force to
 28 XXXII     |       what it is to stay a whole day with your head in your hands
 29 XXXIV     |         passion?~Well! no, IN MY DAY we didn’t take such vows
 30 XXXV      |        land and his wife hard by day and night is not a forceful
 31 XXXV      |  appetites breaks them.~Try some day to write a novel in which
 32 XXXV      |         certainly tempt you some day, it would be worth while.~
 33 XXXV      |         shall hunt for them some day. That is not really what
 34 XXXVI     |         talent I also made in my day in the manner that my means
 35 XL        |         return to it to my dying day! Depicting the modern French
 36 XLII      |    letter was awaiting him every day at Nohant. At last he is
 37 XLIII     |         to spend several hours a day fussing over one’s INCOME.
 38 XLIII     |        for me to recall a single day nor any event whatsoever.
 39 XLVI      |     ought to climb up every fine day at noon. Your work would
 40 XLVI      |          the world. I live by my day, work as does the proletarian;
 41 XLVI      |       when I can no longer do my day’s work, I shall be packed
 42 XLVI      |        talking of you, the other day, to a very dear friend,
 43 L         |        were sent to Croisset the day after I got your last letter.~
 44 LII       |     Magny’s, we shall agree on a day for both of us to dine with
 45 LIV       |        attacked me in Paris, the day before my departure.~Really
 46 LVII      |      before I knew you. From the day I saw your lovely and kind
 47 LVIII     |     things exasperate me. On the day that I am no longer outraged,
 48 LIX       |       more reasonable?~The other day, some people not at all
 49 LIX       |     written about that. Followed day by day, it would be precious
 50 LIX       |      about that. Followed day by day, it would be precious in
 51 LX        |          alone among them. “Good day, sirs.” Response, a slight
 52 LXV       |          chin in the river every day, and regaining my strength
 53 LXXIV     |         that I fear for you some day a deterioration of health
 54 LXXIV     |         me promise to spend that day with them, and I could not
 55 LXXIV     |          the sofa twenty times a day, getting up to run after
 56 LXXIV     |      SURPRISE US WITH, and every day of our vacation there is
 57 LXXVI     |         each other on New Year’s day: on the contrary, it is
 58 LXXXI     |         May, 1868~I see that the day trains are very slow, I
 59 LXXXVI    |       are very happy here. Every day a bath in a stream that
 60 LXXXVI    |        sleeping and laughing all day; Aurore, more spiritual,
 61 LXXXVI    |       Paris even if only for one day.~My children send you their
 62 LXXXIX    |     hours; but I have not been a day without being kept at FORCED
 63 XC        |         desk, and I plunge every day in a little icy torrent
 64 XC        |        heart did not become each day more loving, I should think
 65 XCIV      |       case, that will be a happy day. Come to see me the night
 66 XCIV      |         before, or even the same day. Come to dine with me the
 67 XCIV      |         night before or the same day; I am at home from one o’
 68 XCVI      |         all are interesting. The day you took me to the Abbey
 69 XCVI      |         relaxed after the second day. The press was half favorable,
 70 XCVII     |       oxen. I hope on New Year’s Day not to have over a hundred
 71 XCIX      |      good habit of reading every day in Latin. Therefore I don’
 72 CIII      |      heart, and of not passing a day without thinking of the
 73 CIII      |          have one or two hours a day to get to work on it; I
 74 CIV       |      nine hours in fiacres every day, which is a fine way to
 75 CIV       |          What irritates me every day, is to see a master-piece
 76 CVI       |        console me. I have, every day, in two hours news from
 77 CVI       |       mother and who weeps every day when I am away, has not
 78 CX        |        success. The taste of the day is for marquises and courtesans;
 79 CXII      |     around like a rat, but every day at 6 o’clock one is sure
 80 CXII      |        at Magny’s, and the first day that you are free, come
 81 CXIII     |       get him to give me another day. I shall write you then,
 82 CXIV      |         we can again settle on a day. I embrace you, my old beloved
 83 CXV       |        today—or if it is another day. Let us fix it for it is
 84 CXVII     |         I shall be at home every day at five o’clock, but you
 85 CXVIII    |       return your contract. What day next week will you dine
 86 CXVIII    |     enough for the rest. Set the day, and AT SIX THIRTY if that
 87 CXXI      |         citizen who, on the 25th day of February, 1848, demanded
 88 CXXIII    |          and we talk of it every day. You were to take a trip
 89 CXXVIII   |          have seen. Tell me what day except tomorrow, Wednesday,
 90 CXXX      |        not to be buried till the day after tomorrow, they will
 91 CXL       |         from Paris on New Year’s day; it is so boring there then!~
 92 CXLII     |      more follies for New Year’s day, and for Twelfth Night.
 93 CXLIV     |      truth: we talk of you every day. Yesterday, Lina said to
 94 CXLIV     |         after your letter of the day before, a letter from Berton,
 95 CXLV      |        sweet letter you wrote me day before yesterday! But your
 96 CXLV      |          that I notice more each day. What is the use of making
 97 CXLVI     |        my box? A word during the day of Tuesday, to my lodgings.
 98 CXLVIII   |         don’t find you. Do set a day then when you will come
 99 CXLIX     |          much to see you on that day. And meanwhile, I kiss you
100 CLVII     |        roll us in the dirt every day without our ever answering
101 CLX       |       and I begin again the next day. I shall return home to
102 CLXI      |        and nothing, many times a day. Then, it passes and it
103 CLXIV     |      strong. Maurice gardens all day. The children are gay and
104 CLXVIII   |    Saint-Antoine tomorrow or the day after. But to begin a protracted
105 CLXIX     |      there to dabble in it every day after my work; for I must
106 CLXXIII   |       sending this to you on the day agreed upon to rue Murillo.
107 CLXXVII   |     coming of the Prussians from day to day. We strain our ears,
108 CLXXVII   |        the Prussians from day to day. We strain our ears, thinking
109 CLXXVIII  |         anything to eat the next day. Let us be Greeks. I shall
110 CLXXX     |          country where, from one day to another, one can be useful,
111 CLXXXIV   |         so impel us to live from day to day as under the Restoration,
112 CLXXXIV   |     impel us to live from day to day as under the Restoration,
113 CLXXXIV   |  suffering on it.~I have written day by day my impressions and
114 CLXXXIV   |        it.~I have written day by day my impressions and my reflections
115 CLXXXVIII | servility for the opinion of the day, the dish of the fashion!~
116 CXC       |        it ought to diminish. The day that I resolutely buried
117 CXCVII    |          to war at thirty sous a day.~Why should you maintain
118 CXCVII    |          where it ends, for each day competencies shift, ruin
119 CXCVII    |       turn into a bourgeois in a day, if he finds a purse, or
120 CXCVII    |       woes. We have to seek from day to day, all the means immediately
121 CXCVII    |         have to seek from day to day, all the means immediately
122 CXCVII    |       with sorrow, and, the next day, the Commune declared them
123 CXCVIII   |       old friend,~I answered you day before yesterday, and my
124 CCII      |          Paris. I shall be there day after tomorrow, and I shall
125 CCIII     |          YOU?~I replied the same day; simply by mail. But I have
126 CCVII     |       play! On the contrary. The day of the premiere it was I
127 CCXII     |          spent yesterday, a fine day, with Tourgueneff to whom
128 CCXVI     |        up my Spinoza. During the day I amuse myself by looking
129 CCXVII    |     USUAL savior.~Throughout the day I have been talking to him,
130 CCXX      |       Her decline increases from day to day, and almost from
131 CCXX      |    decline increases from day to day, and almost from hour to
132 CCXXI     |           1872~I am with you all day and all night, and at every
133 CCXXI     |       sad and long; for from the day that she became feeble,
134 CCXXIV    |          case of whooping-cough, day and night in my arms. I
135 CCXXIX    |          you at my house for the day for dinner, for the evening,
136 CCXXXI    |    Viardot is singing.~The other day we discovered, about three
137 CCXXXI    |        butterflies and birds all day. But where will my letter
138 CCXXXIII  |       complain. I am well! every day I plunge into the Indre
139 CCXXXVI   |      philosophers; and, one fine day, I made all that agree like
140 CCXXXVI   |          you were at Magny’s one day when I said to them that
141 CCXXXIX   |           and today, Monday, the day of the theatrical paper,
142 CCXL      |      wilderness, where, the next day after a rain, it is as dry
143 CCXLIII   |         Here it is a night and a day that I have spent with you.
144 CCXLIII   |     bounds! “Beginning with this day, I felt happiness in everything,
145 CCXLVI    |  theodicy. But the victory every day becomes easier, when one
146 CCXLVI    |   tenderly, I think of you every day and on every occasion: when
147 CCXLVI    |        that is a joy and a feast day for my heart, and in my
148 CCLIV     |       these muddled days.~On the day when a little intoxication
149 CCLIX     |       not to mention two hours a day. That is resting my poor
150 CCLXIII   |        country! I still go every day to dip into the cold rush
151 CCLXVI    |      Thursday morning (Christmas Day) to Saturday, and he is
152 CCLXVII   |      written to me on New Year’s day. All Nohant loves you and
153 CCLXVII   |        seemed to you idiotic one day when perhaps he had lunched
154 CCLXIX    |          attacks him every other day. Lina and I are well, little
155 CCLXXI    |   predict a success on the first day. As for its continuance,
156 CCLXXI    |      unknown and unforeseen from day to day.~We all embrace you
157 CCLXXI    |       and unforeseen from day to day.~We all embrace you very
158 CCLXXIV   |     seized on. Yesterday and the day before they did not seize
159 CCLXXV    |       And when shall I know? The day after the first performance,
160 CCLXXIX   |       maintained to me the other day that Saint-Simon wrote badly.
161 CCLXXXIV  |       talk of what interests me. Day before yesterday he recited
162 CCLXXXVII |       reasonable. I go out every day, I exercise, and I come
163 CCLXXXVIII|       you to an hour’s walk each day.~You fancy that the work
164 CCXCI     |         I have always lived from day to day, without plans for
165 CCXCI     |         always lived from day to day, without plans for the future
166 CCXCII    |          to leave early the next day. What do you say?~I love
167 CCCI      |       what Littre said to me one day: “Ah! my friend, man is
168 CCCII     |       want to write to you every day; time is lacking absolutely.
169 CCCII     |        this is so, let us do our day’s work bravely. If it is
170 CCCII     |  GRAVITATE, to mount a step each day, to say to oneself: “The
171 CCCII     |        yesterday, and the one of day after tomorrow more steady
172 CCCII     |     wrote this letter, and every day I have been on the point
173 CCCX      |        made me pass an exquisite day, for I have read your last
174 CCCXVII   |        stay here till New Year’s Day,—perhaps later than that.
175 CCCXVIII  |   Saint-Gratien, for three days. Day after tomorrow I leave the
176 CCCXIX    |      have of her! There is not a day when I do not say: “If she