Letter

  1 Introd   |             namely, you show for art just now. As regards glory be
  2 Introd   |             the same theory: all are just as “realistic” as Flaubert
  3 Introd   |            not been unpopular, not a just thing that has not caused
  4 Introd   |            the position of Flaubert, just presented; reproached us
  5 I        |             Your letter which I have just received gives added value
  6 VI       |             to you my novel which is just coming out. But as every
  7 VII      |        Monsieur Sylveitre, which had just appeared.] Put in it all
  8 XVI      |            21 September, 1866~I have just returned from a twelve days
  9 XVI      |          intemperance of one who has just been seeing only stones
 10 XVIII    |          that I have and I have only just found it. I have sent with
 11 XX       |       themselves? Thus heredity is a just principle which has been
 12 XXI      |       immediate use; but it keeps up just the same the tradition of
 13 XXI      |           woman, if the good God was just, I should become a man;
 14 XXIX     |             better to better. I have just seen the directors who are
 15 XXXI     |            to dancing!~I am sad here just the same. This absolute
 16 XXXIII   |            it oftener. That would go just as well and with less fatigue.~
 17 XL       |          ideas? For instance, I have just read my friend Du Camp’s
 18 XLII     |           the anchorite in your life just the same, and if envy your
 19 XLVI     |             owls, OBVIOUSLY! We have just had three spring days. I
 20 LV       |           very ill, and Bouilhet has just been appointed librarian
 21 LXX      |              27 October, 1867~I have just made a resume in a few pages
 22 LXX      |             if I leave them so soon. Just at present friends are coming.
 23 LXXIII   |             where we are now?~I have just read, this week, Buchez’
 24 LXXIV    |             for the majority. I have just developed my idea on that
 25 LXXIV    |           also charming, quite large just now, always moving, busying
 26 LXXXI    |             Tell your little mother, just that. Then I shall see you
 27 LXXXIV   |            with him in Paris. I have just read his Forces Perdues;
 28 LXXXVI   |              fine spirits among them just the same! Christianity has
 29 LXXXVIII |            working furiously. I have just written a description of
 30 LXXXIX   |            Paris, 10 September, 1868~Just at present, dear friend,
 31 LXXXIX   |         However, as I am an optimist just the same, I look at the
 32 LXXXIX   |             to eat in a hurry? It is just that. I have not heard anyone
 33 XCI      |                the desolation of the Just”? Since when could they
 34 XCV      |              of use to him in a very just suit which has already been
 35 XCVII    |           odious they may be. I have just gulped down the first six
 36 XCVII    |            not been unpopular, not a just thing that has not caused
 37 XCVIII   |          other. All that takes place just among ourselves, in the
 38 C        |            ourselves and embrace you just the same. Our friend Plauchut
 39 CII      |            It is one o’clock, I have just embraced my children. I
 40 CIII     |           like his character better. Just the same, there is still
 41 CIV      |        literature). Oh, well!~I have just reread my outline. All that
 42 CVII     |            rich and has talent?~I am just now reading Don Quichotte
 43 CXXI     |     existence, that is quite enough.~Just now I am lost in the Church
 44 CXXV     |              Saturday evening~I have just received news from the Odeon.
 45 CXXIX    |              and the master of Aisse just as if I were the author,
 46 CXXXVIII |           good as good bread,~I have just sent you by telegraph this
 47 CXLII    |             bored on the way. I have just written to Girardin to complain.~
 48 CXLIV    |           the public will go to him, just the same, when it understands.—
 49 CXLIX    |        attack of bronchitis and I am just out of bed. Now I am recovered
 50 CLV      |            animating sun. We are all just getting over illnesses,
 51 CLVIII   |             1870~Dear master,~I have just sent your letter (for which
 52 CLX      |       happened to you, because I had just written to you for news
 53 CLXVI    |              your troubadour who has just buried another friend! From
 54 CLXVII   |           try to console him. I have just written him, and I feel
 55 CLXVIII  |       certain lightness which I lack just now. I hope, however, that
 56 CLXVIII  |            will become of us!~I have just reread the conversations
 57 CLXXII   | infallibility of the pope (which has just delightfully missed its
 58 CLXXX    |              or of a bullet is dying just the same. Let’s die without
 59 CLXXXIV  |       unhappy planet. Let us love it just the same, and accustom ourselves
 60 CLXXXIV  |          towards the abuse of power. Just now M. Thiers seems to understand
 61 CLXXXVIII|              universal suffrage, has just shown his adherents a terrible
 62 CLXXXIX  |             see you than now. I have just come from Paris and I don’
 63 CXCII    |           and perhaps I shall become just and patient again; but today
 64 CXCIV    |           Temps. How true it is! How just and well said! Sad! Sad!
 65 CXCIV    |          much as I can in antiquity. Just now I am making all the
 66 CXCVII   |               and the proletarian of just now, may turn into a bourgeois
 67 CXCVII   |           the race whose armies have just shown us brutal appetites
 68 CXCVII   |              spectacle which we have just seen. Moreover, this Commune
 69 CCII     |           November, 1871~Ouf! I have just finished MY GODS, that is
 70 CCIV     |             Your letter which I have just found again, makes me remorseful,
 71 CCV      |             suit. Thank the princess just the same for me, and for
 72 CCXII    |              crime.~I find by chance just today in Nadar’s Memoirs
 73 CCXVI    |          beginning to want to write.~Just now, I am reading in the
 74 CCXVII   |            know well, since you have just had one. With him, this
 75 CCXXII   |           you a few sous that I have just earned, and I put them at
 76 CCXXIX   |           for the evening, in short, just as if we were in the country,
 77 CCXXXII  |          virtue will cure me!~I have just read Dickens’s Pickwick.
 78 CCXXXV   |          home, after a month passed, just as you said, at Cabourg,
 79 CCXXXVI  |        aforesaid. That is why I have just written a paper on the subject
 80 CCXL     |       emphatically; we love you here just the same, we are not literary
 81 CCXLI    |           November, 1872~The postman just now, at five o’clock, has
 82 CCXLI    |          June? What I am dreaming of just now, is something of greater
 83 CCXLV    |             Caroline, to whom I have just given Nanon to read, is
 84 CCXLVI   |              JUSTICE, begin by being just to yourself, you owe it
 85 CCXLVII  |              be logical”; but that’s just the difficulty.~I am not
 86 CCXLIX   |              regards reading, I have just swallowed ALL the odious
 87 CCLIII   |             leaving here and we have just sworn a solemn oath. You
 88 CCLVII   |              there is a charming and just page on the Empress. How
 89 CCLXI    |           nestled? As for me, I have just come from Auvergne with
 90 CCLXIII  |             truth is that he was ill just then. He has had a disordered
 91 CCLXV    |            Your poor old troubadour, just getting well from a cruel
 92 CCLXVI   |          shame of human kind.~I have just read also, la Chretienne
 93 CCLXX    |            for the most part! I have just finished the Gaule poetique
 94 CCLXXII  |         there last evening!” That is just what I think.~
 95 CCLXXVI  |         three to write before I die. Just now I am spending my days
 96 CCLXXIX  |           quite the contrary!~I have just read la Creation naturelle
 97 CCLXXXII |           Monday-morning idiots have just been swooning away about
 98 CCLXXXIII|             they distress us. I have just lost my poor blind Duvernet,
 99 CCXCI    |            the one that my niece has just reserved on the Boulevard
100 CCXCI    |             him that death so quiet. Just the same, that man did me
101 CCXCVI   |             up my grandchildren, has just died, almost in an instant.
102 CCXCVIII |              He wills.~Well, this is just to say to you that I shall
103 CCXCIX   |             new air into your lungs, just as if you were on a high
104 CCC      |           are feeding on Shakespeare just now, and you are doing well!
105 CCC      |      underfoot.~Politics is a comedy just now. We have had tragedy,
106 CCCIII   |          this morning because I have just received news from M. Perrin
107 CCCVII   |              of old things that have just been collected. I embrace
108 CCCXII   |            it?~I think that he is in just the position to do me indirectly
109 CCCXVII  |            so much to see you, first just to see you—and second to