Letter

  1 Introd   |           page of his work: ‘Do you want to know what is the real
  2 Introd   |           Emma Roualt.’ ‘And do you want to know what becomes of
  3 Introd   |           sentences:~“And what, you want me to stop loving? You want
  4 Introd   |         want me to stop loving? You want me to say that I have been
  5 Introd   |                  What, then, do you want me to do, so as to isolate
  6 VI       |              I must tell you that I want to dedicate to you my novel
  7 X        |             I’m always out, I don’t want you to come and find the
  8 XIV      |             crossing the bridges.~I want to start back again. I did
  9 XV       |            know yet. If my children want to go with me into Brittany,
 10 XV       |          Theatre de Nohant, I don’t want to, it’s too small a thing.
 11 XV       |             your fairy play? Do you want me to ask them? I have a
 12 XVII     |     sentiments and my ideas. If you want my confession, I shall make
 13 XXVII    |          nothing in the world, do I want to step on the body of that
 14 XXXIII   |           from excess, whatever you want, but that is translated
 15 XXXIX    |             and youthful. Those who want them don’t always get them!~
 16 XLI      |          bootmaker, my maid did not want to awaken me, and it was
 17 XLVII    |           Nohant. I shall go, for I want very much to see your house.
 18 XLVII    |          are not too long for all I want to do there.~I send you
 19 LIII     |             old fellow. Whom do you want to have with us? Certainly,
 20 LIX      |          yours. But then, one would want never to die, and when one
 21 LX       |          good mother, whom I do not want to miss, has all the time
 22 LX       |      deigned to look at it. “Do you want it?” He bent his head on
 23 LX       |         forty-eight hours and don’t want any one to speak to me.
 24 LXIV     |           That is enough for what I want to do, I need only accessories;
 25 LXIV     |          only accessories; I hardly want to describe; SEEING it is
 26 LXIX     |             of it. But as for me, I want to throw myself out of the
 27 LXXIV    |          and my dog himself doesn’t want to go out. He is not the
 28 LXXV     |             to lose (or gain), if I want to finish my dull old book
 29 LXXXI    |        shall see you at last, all I want to for two days. Do you
 30 LXXXVII  |           admit none of all that. I want neither love, nor hate,
 31 LXXXVIII |          Fontainebleau that made me want to hang myself from one
 32 XCVI     |          the first person to whom I want to write. I did not thank
 33 XCVIII   |            the pastor, and does not want the persecution and influence
 34 CI       |             am doing nothing that I want to! For one does not choose
 35 CII      |             for Aurore; but I don’t want to turn in without embracing
 36 CIII     |          They liked it; but I don’t want them to play it in the spring,
 37 CIV      |       rather disgusts me, so that I want to vomit. It is always so,
 38 CX       |             at once to Paris, for I want to see you there. How long
 39 CXV      |              Tell me quickly if you want me Monday, a week from today—
 40 CXV      |             troubadour who does not want THIS STATE OF AFFAIRS to
 41 CXVIII   |            I am free. Answer if you want Sunday at Magny’s at half
 42 CXXIII   |          Paris this month, I do not want to miss you. My children
 43 CXXV     |            go through Paris. If you want to come around with me,—
 44 CXXIX    |            Now Chilly and Duquesnel want it to come after, simply
 45 CXXIX    |            the author, and I do not want that. You understand, I
 46 CXXIX    |            You understand, I do not want you to inconvenience yourself
 47 CXXX     |          year, which I’ll do if you want me to; but it would do me
 48 CXLI     |             slippers, for we do not want to sentence you to dressing
 49 CXLI     |            be a big ingrate. Do you want me to send a carriage for
 50 CXLVII   |            if it is yes. So I don’t want you to write to me. I saw
 51 CLII     |           all these sorrows! Do you want to come to Nohant with me,
 52 CLIX     |          first time.—But they still want a great deal of care and
 53 CLIX     |          and he is offended if they want to pay him. YOUR PERSONALITY
 54 CLIX     |             You must tell me if you want to see him, otherwise I
 55 CLXIV    |              but let them. I do not want to change.~There is my SPRING
 56 CLXIV    |          for a long time. I did not want to ask for one till I could
 57 CLXIX    |       WEATHER in Croisset since you want to sleep ON A WARM BEACH.
 58 CLXX     |         intelligent motive makes me want to die, so as not to see
 59 CLXXII   |             think it like us and to want to treat it accordingly.~
 60 CLXXII   |             evident. Everyone is in want, beginning with myself!
 61 CLXXIII  |          the people are getting who want absolute masters! France
 62 CLXXIV   |              My compatriots make me want to vomit. They are fit to
 63 CLXXVIII |            a beast, like an animal, want to fight!~Explain that to
 64 CLXXVIII |           Oh! how I miss you, how I want to see you!~We have decided
 65 CLXXX    |         hospitality; but we did not want to leave the country where,
 66 CLXXXIV  |       pretext for the bourgeois who want a STRONG reaction. I fear
 67 CLXXXVII |             to prevent it; I do not want to be discouraged; I do
 68 CLXXXVII |            be discouraged; I do not want to deny the past and dread
 69 CLXXXVII |       moment.~That is why I did not want to write to you before feeling
 70 CLXXXVII |   depression, but because I did not want to increase your sadness
 71 CLXXXVII |            cowardice.~But I did not want to talk to you of that,
 72 CLXXXIX  |             The “reasonable people” want to be naturalized Germans.
 73 CXCI     |          consider charming. Don’t I want to read you that book (mine)!~
 74 CXCII    |            Nohant, August, 1871~You want to see me, and you need
 75 CXCVII   |             p. 53.]~  And what, you want me to stop loving? You want
 76 CXCVII   |         want me to stop loving? You want me to say that I have been
 77 CXCVII   |          loving.~What, then, do you want me to do, so as to isolate
 78 CXCVII   |        shall not reach them? If you want to be happy through certain
 79 CXCVII   |        apostasy. Bourgeoisie, if we want to raise ourselves again
 80 CXCVII   |       trader, which I reject.~But I want to follow you up and ask
 81 CXCVII   |             think and say what they want to. Let us leave them to
 82 CXCVII   |          the extent of it. I do not want to believe that this holy
 83 CXCVII   |       through disdain; no, I do not want to believe that my country
 84 CXCVII   |       mistaken, let us know what we want today. If it is not liberty
 85 CXCVII   |         blaming the means I did not want to prejudice the end. There
 86 CXCVII   |         hands.~And you, friend, you want me to see these things with
 87 CXCVII   |             stoic indifference? You want me to say: man is made thus,
 88 CXCVIII  |            an initial, for I do not want to argue against you in
 89 CCII     |            beginning of June. How I want to read it to you, dear
 90 CCVI     |           Nohant, 4 January, 1872~I want to embrace you at the first
 91 CCVI     |             and always, but I don’t want you to answer me, you are
 92 CCXI     |          right to put me down and I want to CONTRIBUTE too. Put me
 93 CCXVI    |       manuscript. I am beginning to want to write.~Just now, I am
 94 CCXVII   |              she learns all that we want her to, we don’t know how,
 95 CCXVII   |         What kind of a woman do you want as a companion for your
 96 CCXIX    |             Deux Mondes, they don’t want me to write criticism; whoever
 97 CCXXXII  |          reading, and since I don’t want to ruin myself in books,
 98 CCXXXIII |            while loving the change, want to take with them their
 99 CCXXXIII |           that, and he who does not want to be deceived must go to
100 CCXXXIII |          nor agreeable to others, I want to go away quietly without
101 CCXXXVI  |           in the soil; they make me want to answer your reasons,
102 CCXL     |       because you are sad and don’t want to look at the sun. As for
103 CCXLI    |          These gentlemen who do not want the simple and frivolous
104 CCXLII   |             the mean time you don’t want to do anything to jolt yourself.
105 CCXLV    |            You know that he did not want to sell more than 1200 copies
106 CCXLV    |        Camelias, hasn’t he?~And you want me not to be sad! I think
107 CCXLVI   |             you in my ambition. You want to write for the ages. As
108 CCXLVI   |            on your account; I don’t want you to exhaust yourself.
109 CCXLVIII |           Bring me Saint-Antoine. I want to hear it, I want to live
110 CCXLVIII | Saint-Antoine. I want to hear it, I want to live in it with you.
111 CCXLVIII |           to live in it with you. I want to embrace you with all
112 CCXLVIII |           have not forgotten you. I want you to see how interesting
113 CCXLIX   |            forgotten you and not to want to make the journey to Nohant?
114 CCL      |         understands really what you want, he can answer you for everything
115 CCLVI    |          house at the water-side. I want very much, this summer,
116 CCLVII   |           has lost his wager, for I want to replace the three theological
117 CCLVIII  |            for me, bet or no bet, I want you to keep the new version
118 CCLX     |             horn! The man is mad. I want to go and find the rural
119 CCLXIV   |         corrected, perhaps he won’t want it. In short, if after l’
120 CCLXVII  |      although perfectly imbecile, I want to embrace you and thank
121 CCLXVIII |          distresses me. For I don’t want to please the political
122 CCLXXII  |             this is one! People who want to flatter me insist that
123 CCLXXIV  |       morning, adding: “What do you want me to tell him?...But Messieurs
124 CCLXXIV  |           have no draft of it and I want to reread it to freshen
125 CCLXXVIII|           seems chimerical to me to want to regulate oneself according
126 CCLXXVIII|              Ah, confound it! how I want to see you and talk a long
127 CCLXXIX  |            it seems to me you never want to come!~
128 CCLXXX   |          tranquil faces.~You do not want to be a man of nature, so
129 CCLXXXI  |            in French prose. And you want me to remain calm! dear
130 CCLXXXII |             since the others do not want that play and since I insist
131 CCLXXXVI |         have no patience at all. We want the Abbey of Theleme at
132 CCLXXXVI |         before saying, “Do what you want!” one must go through with “
133 CCLXXXIX |            little tired; however, I want to begin something else.
134 CCXCVI   |            dear friend. And I don’t want you to stop writing to me.~
135 CCC      |            one side of the truth.~I want to see a man as he is, he
136 CCC      |           story is what you did not want to do. If I were you, I
137 CCC      |           after midnight and that I want to spend all my evening
138 CCCI     |            it. Briefly, what do you want me to do? Make your instructions
139 CCCII    |            My cherished Cruchard,~I want to write to you every day;
140 CCCII    |            You seem to think that I want to convert you to a doctrine.
141 CCCII    |            worse! But, as for me, I want to gravitate up to my last
142 CCCII    |            a weakness, and I do not want you to admit any longer
143 CCCII    |          you handle literature, you want, I don’t know why, to be
144 CCCII    |          you scorn him and that you want to ridicule him. For my
145 CCCVI    |             collect, if he does not want to give it to me; that is
146 CCCXII   |             John the Baptist, for I want to describe the feast of
147 CCCXVII  |         evil. When shall we meet? I want so much to see you, first
148 CCCXVII  |        three into one volume that I want to publish in the spring.