Letter

  1 Introd   |         eternally true, he does not get too excited for or against
  2 Introd   |         Church Fathers. In order to get up the background of his
  3 Introd   |      ventured to preach peace would get himself murdered.”~George
  4 IV       |         have read them. You mustn’t get excited about that, I saw
  5 IX       |          the 10th. Could I possibly get along without you on that
  6 XIV      |            to send you.~I forgot to get three leaves from the tulip
  7 XVII     |          offers of service. I shall get hold of the thing for you (
  8 XXI      |         that the tulip tree did not get its roots wet. I feared
  9 XXI      |        taste and without ideals who get bored, don’t enjoy anything
 10 XXXIX    |          who want them don’t always get them!~When my daughter-in-law
 11 XLII     | consciousness for three days and to get up as enfeebled as if one
 12 XLII     |             quite cured and well. I get this warning from the great
 13 XLIV     |             of her own.~If I do not get cured here, I shall go to
 14 XLV      |         softened by wear, as others get harder, and that makes me
 15 LIV      |             Maurice wanted to go to get news of you; but on seeing
 16 LVIII    |           goes piano. The further I get on the more difficulties
 17 LIX      |        novel? Good heavens! it must get on! Are you walking a little?
 18 LX       |         eternally true, he does not get too excited for or against
 19 LX       |          has escaped me but I could get some one to tell me again.
 20 LX       |           that they can nurse me, I get up perfectly cured.~Maurice’
 21 LXV      |             You must tell me. I can get a word from you the 16th
 22 LXIX     |            nine in the morning, and get to Chateauroux at four,
 23 LXXIV    |             of my old friends. They get excited to the point of
 24 LXXXVI   |          back so that she shall not get ahead too fast.~You worry
 25 LXXXVI   |            evil it does in order to get rid of it. But I am not
 26 LXXXIX   |             too much of all that to get excited about it, and I
 27 XCVI     |             of life. Does the novel get on?~G. Sand~
 28 XCIX     |           in Paris for two days, to get necessary information What
 29 XCIX     |             was very stupid not to “get some benefit from the opportunity.”
 30 C        |             to shut yourself up, to get all heated up, and besides
 31 CI       |            let us talk.~No, I don’t get into a heat, for I have
 32 CI       |           no. But what can I do? To get drunk with ink is more worth
 33 CI       |            more worth while than to get drunk with brandy. The muse,
 34 CIII     |           one or two hours a day to get to work on it; I am not
 35 CIII     |            Sainte-Beuve incident. I get a dozen newspapers, whose
 36 CIV      |             It is always so, when I get to work. It is then that
 37 CV       |           you are running around to get material for your novel,
 38 CVII     | Sainte-Beuve. Without doubt one can get along without thirty thousand
 39 CX       |           Lina’s mother has come to get into touch with her about
 40 CXIII    |         evening, and I shall try to get him to give me another day.
 41 CXXXIV   |         doubt to embrace you and to get you, if I can pry you loose
 42 CXLIV    |            unless by pull, we could get him as substitute at La
 43 CXLIV    |          both, hinders him.—He must get straightened out in his
 44 CXLIX    |             in a couple of days.~Do get well, don’t go out, at least
 45 CLV      |        begin with, and then you can get accustomed to it; if we
 46 CLVIII   |           you. I think that it will get better! There were a lot
 47 CLX      |        before then. Everything will get right again with the sun.~
 48 CLXIV    |            The children are gay and get prettier while you look
 49 CLXV     |           the tombs,” and I hope to get used to the emptiness, but
 50 CLXVII   |          wind. I don’t know where I get the courage to keep on living
 51 CLXVIII  |        extravagant work is going to get hold of me. Oh! how I would
 52 CLXXII   |      ventured to preach peace would get himself murdered. Whatever
 53 CLXXV    |            MUCH of Pascal, so as to get TO THE MORE THAN EVER! That
 54 CLXXVIII |          much the worse, one has to get accustomed to it! One must
 55 CLXXVIII |             lay siege to it. Try to get your Berrichons to buck
 56 CLXXX    |              to friends who came to get us, and we spent three weeks
 57 CLXXXIII |    comparison to that. And I cannot get over them! I am not consoled!
 58 CLXXXIV  |           away! I should not ask to get them back again.~Now, do
 59 CLXXXVI  |             all that? IT IS THAT WE GET ACCUSTOMED TO IT. Yes! one
 60 CLXXXVII |           it. Those who never loved get satisfaction by mortally
 61 CLXXXVIII|             contemporaries, I never get through with it.~
 62 CXCI     |             is impossible for me to get in Rouen the books that
 63 CXCI     |           of Persia. I am trying to get a clear idea of the God
 64 CXCI     |         many notes. But I wanted to get to the bottom of the subject
 65 CXCI     |          news of the Odeon? I can’t get any response whatsoever
 66 CCIV     |             She was to have come to get settled in Paris, and send
 67 CCIV     |            to croak. When I have to get into action I throw myself
 68 CCVII    |         short, Bouilhet’s heir will get very little money. Honor
 69 CCVII    |            Fantasio. Shall one ever get to hating piffle? That would
 70 CCVIII   |         must cough, blow your nose, get well, say that France is
 71 CCXI     |           like you, one who DID NOT GET OVER HIS ANGER, and at your
 72 CCXVII   |        trouble continually tends to get worse, and his mucous membrane
 73 CCXXII   |            and I shall see that you get it in Paris. A word when
 74 CCXXIX   |             other hand, they cannot get on without me at our house,
 75 CCXXXIII |             he finds them. When you get back to Paris, tell him
 76 CCXXXIX  |         tranquillity. That is why I get away from what irritates
 77 CCXXXIX  |            of an idea? What can one get hold of? What shall one
 78 CCXXXIX  |             hold of? What shall one get excited about?~I don’t think,
 79 CCXLII   |           myself.~You promise me to get well later, but in the mean
 80 CCXLIV   |            not spoiled, but I never get angry at all that and I
 81 CCXLV    |          abominable times? Is it to get money? What mockery! As
 82 CCXLIX   |             I have not been able to get together in Rouen six citizens
 83 CCXLIX   |             I have not been able to get your article on Badinguet.
 84 CCL      |           nothing else and I always get over it, I cure all my family
 85 CCLII    |            too much in yourself and get to consider everything in
 86 CCLII    |      ungrateful to forget.~That you get angry with this or that
 87 CCLIII   |             not been a small job to get to that point, it is so
 88 CCLXIII  |           like me, for some time. I get well by being moderate,
 89 CCLXVI   |           Hindustani literature, to get clean. One can breathe,
 90 CCLXVII  |            with your play and don’t get ill this hateful winter.~
 91 CCLXXIV  |          printing my play, you will get it towards the end of the
 92 CCLXXVI  |       fields. In July I shall go to get rid of my congestion on
 93 CCLXXX   |        order of things, that people get to discussing the Sun and
 94 CCLXXXII |         intelligence seems to me to get lower and lower! To what
 95 CCLXXXV  |            you. As for me, I do not get well, but I have hopes,
 96 CCLXXXVII|       irritated, that is the good I get out of it. In short, your
 97 CCLXXXIX |            warm enough to go out, I get bored with not having anything
 98 CCXCI    |             I make great efforts to get out of it. But my will is
 99 CCXCI    |           long time now, for I WILL get ahead in my task, which
100 CCXCI    |          things! What can one do to get it again? How can one proceed,
101 CCXCV    |          ill, without being able to get to the root of the matter,
102 CCXCVIII |             not yet know if I shall get over it. I cannot walk any
103 CCXCVIII |         like to live long enough to get her married. But God disposes,
104 CCC      |              and therefore I cannot get up any interest in any of
105 CCC      |            of herself and to please get well quickly.~What do you
106 CCCIII   |       orchestra seat. If you do not get it, please understand that
107 CCCV     |            me to death; I longed to get to the end. What language!
108 CCCV     |        having gone home in order to get rid of the taste of this
109 CCCXI    |             the 20th of May he will get letters addressed to him
110 CCCXII   |            If my poor nephew should get the capital which he needs
111 CCCXII   |           in order to work, I could get back a part of what I have
112 CCCXIV   |          Plauchut’s this morning to get details. He is in the country,
113 CCCXVII  |         respect myself.~In order to get the quicker at work, I shall