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  1 Introd   |        book which will change and better mankind, do you see? You
  2 Introd   |         to his craft we cannot do better than reproduce a passage,
  3 Introd   |         in which her cause may be better than her arguments and in
  4 Introd   |          Flaubert may have been a better disputant; he had a talent
  5 VII      |         completes it, explains it better, entirely develops it, and
  6 XII      |          have hopes, I am already better.~I embrace you.~G. Sand~
  7 XIX      |        like that of Couture’s the better. As for Marchal’s he saw
  8 XXIX     |         heart.~Bouilhet goes from better to better. I have just seen
  9 XXIX     |      Bouilhet goes from better to better. I have just seen the directors
 10 XXXIX    |           that his play was going better and better. I went to hear
 11 XXXIX    |         play was going better and better. I went to hear it again
 12 XLI      |      evening. He could not die in better company; although he would
 13 XLII     |       written you about it. He is better also, but there will be
 14 XLII     |           pass into an oasis with better highways and possible to
 15 XLIV     |        monkey and amusing herself better with games she invents,
 16 XLVIII   |         is quite stupid; you were better than I, you came straight
 17 XLVIII   |         find it! I find something better than my article, and I send
 18 LVI      |         oh very well, I like that better than if you were laughing
 19 LVII     |      seriously treated. And he is better anyway. His morale is improving.~
 20 LVII     |          the people, or to say it better: the tradition of humanity.~
 21 LXVIII   |           on the press law. He is better, decidedly. I dined Tuesday
 22 LXIX     |      think that you have a lot of better friends: you are very much
 23 LXX      |          me to depict the country better than all my phrases, and
 24 LXXIII   |          In order to draw the bow better they crushed their breast.
 25 LXXXV    |      opinions. No one understands better than I do, the indignation
 26 LXXXVII  |            which made me like her better than ever.~How will the
 27 XCVI     |        comes, I say, “So much the better,” without excitement, and
 28 XCVIII   | perspective and judges one’s work better. I know that. Say yes to
 29 C        |      think that the foreigners do better than we do. They do not
 30 C        |       like that then, so much the better, but acknowledge it to console
 31 C        |        who likes to amuse himself better than to work!~Scorn me profoundly,
 32 CI       |       heat, for I have never been better. They thought me, in Paris, “
 33 CII      |   yourself! I don’t know anything better, and I love you.~G. Sand~
 34 CIII     |        used to like his character better. Just the same, there is
 35 CIV      |       think that there is nothing better than to rehabilitate Robespierre!
 36 CVI      |          telegram. The patient is better; my children are only as
 37 CX       |         but everything is getting better now, and our charming little
 38 CXVII    |           dislike. You would much better come to Magny’s where you
 39 CXXIII   |           surrounded by older and better friends than I am. I wrote
 40 CXXIV    |      would have tried to love you better than the others and where
 41 CXXIV    |        condition that you will be better off somewhere else and that
 42 CXXX     |         UNWILLING, and Duquesnel, better informed than this morning,
 43 CXXXVII  |            But perhaps you have a better idea, I really don’t know
 44 CXXXIX   |      today and this evening, I am better, it is clearer. I am expecting
 45 CXXXIX   |            Michel Levy would be a better judge than we as to what
 46 CXL      |          One’s enemies are always better served than one’s friends.
 47 CXLVII   |        that it is a success.~I am better. Yet I am not bold enough
 48 CL       |          for the first time, I am better without being well. I am
 49 CLV      |          one is good, one becomes better, and, as you are already
 50 CLV      |           and, as you are already better than most others, you ought
 51 CLV      |           and that is so much the better. You must not live alone
 52 CLVIII   |          I think that it will get better! There were a lot of people
 53 CLX      |         horribly.~As for me, I am better. I have read prodigiously.
 54 CLXIII   |           I act.~Things are going better and better here, the little
 55 CLXIII   |       Things are going better and better here, the little ones well
 56 CLXIV    |    REGAINING your affections in a better world, or in this world
 57 CLXIV    |      world, or in this world made better. So you must, at your age (
 58 CLXV     |          I would not ask anything better than to cast myself on some
 59 CLXVIII  |     seeing his brother again in a better world consoles him for having
 60 CLXXVII  |       master, but I am hardly any better, for I am so sad! I didn’
 61 CLXXXIV  |          ourselves; what is there better to do? You are beloved here,
 62 CLXXXVII |       write to you before feeling better, not that I am ashamed to
 63 CXC      |          which bear fruit all the better the more gnarly they are.
 64 CXCIV    |           will tell me that I had better be useful. But how? How
 65 CXCVI    |           them murder it. You had better wait and see what happens.
 66 CXCVII   |          not explain it to me any better than those who have a passion
 67 CXCVII   |          for me to explain myself better when the occasion presents
 68 CXCVII   |     whether other nations are any better than we are. Wait till the
 69 CXCVIII  |          bitterness, I shall feel better. I am a woman, I have affections,
 70 CXCIX    |        think that we shall be the better off? Imagine on the other
 71 CCI      |       good, but not to do evil is better. The school of rehabilitations
 72 CCI      |         perhaps would ask nothing better than to take Aisse! I am
 73 CCI      |       arise in my lifetime, it is better to risk the thing at once.~
 74 CCVII    |          prevent me from being in better health than ever. Explain
 75 CCXXII   |          too if you don’t like it better to be left to yourself these
 76 CCXXVII  |         is severe. I am, however, better, but hardly able to go about.
 77 CCXXVIII |         But I should like it much better if you came here. We should
 78 CCXXXIII |      Gabrielle, who likes animals better, intends to take her rabbits,
 79 CCXXXIII |           smoke less, so much the better! Health above all. I hope
 80 CCXXXIX  |          We shall talk about that better than we can write of it.~
 81 CCXLIV   |         and for lack of something better: you see that I am not spoiled,
 82 CCXLV    |           to tell you that, until better times (in which I do not
 83 CCLI     |     indefinable way. But now I am better. Since the end of January,
 84 CCLII    |          at Pauline’s! If you are better, be certain it is because
 85 CCLXIII  |            But you love your work better than your friends, and in
 86 CCLXIII  |           little river and I feel better. I hope to resume tomorrow
 87 CCLXVI   |      Saturday, and he is only the better for it.~Do you know what
 88 CCLXVI   |    ancient history. Nothing shows better the contemporary demoralization
 89 CCLXVI   |         is very well and like him better and better.~Saint-Antoine
 90 CCLXVI   |           and like him better and better.~Saint-Antoine will be in
 91 CCLXVII  |        you feed on so as to sense better apparently the good things
 92 CCLXXII  |      insist that the play will do better before the real public,
 93 CCLXXII  |       know the defects of my play better than anyone. If Carvalho
 94 CCLXXII  |           after it he supped even better. Menu: two dozen oysters
 95 CCLXXIII |            Would it have been the better for that?~The Tentation
 96 CCLXXV   |         is doing well and selling better. What difference does it
 97 CCLXXVI  |       with a passion, so much the better for him!~I missed you very
 98 CCLXXVIII|         bring us a change for the better. However?~Ah, confound it!
 99 CCLXXIX  |       Darwinism seems to me to be better expounded there than in
100 CCLXXXI  |      think that that good Pole is better than I am in French prose.
101 CCLXXXV  |           life; it has never been better for anyone or in any time.
102 CCLXXXVI |    nothingness, or to awaken in a better life! for it opens these
103 CCLXXXVI |      hypotheses, or to express it better, this antithesis.~But, for
104 CCLXXXIX |         are walking, that you are better.—I have finished going over
105 CCXC     |           are all well here. I am better since it is not cold any
106 CCXCIV   |          will be a change for the better, a new way will be found,
107 CCXCIV   |       again bravely. Be sure that better days will come and tell
108 CCXCV    |          heart beats, people feel better than at her extremities,
109 CCXCVII  |       mollusc! They are creatures better endowed than one thinks,
110 CCXCIX   |         Things are going a little better, and I am profiting by the
111 CCC      |       while waiting for something better. I was so ill all summer!
112 CCC      |     rejoices to hear that you are better. Did I send you Flamarande
113 CCCI     |      planet.”~Nothing sustains me better than the hope of leaving
114 CCCII    |        will not understand me any better today than formerly. However,
115 CCCIV    |           to Paris. Your niece is better, God be praised! I love
116 CCCVI    |          M. Zola, and it would be better to say it in an article
117 CCCVI    |            does she not? I too am better, after cramps in my stomach
118 CCCVIII  |           you would like him even better than his book. I have told
119 CCCIX    |          your books, that will be better.~They have amused me, and