Letter

  1 Introd   |         from the level rays of the evening sun after a day of storms.
  2 VII      |          be there at 6, and in the evening you could leave with my
  3 X        |       twice more.~G. Sand~Saturday evening.~
  4 XII      |          FLAUBERT Paris, Wednesday evening, 22 August, 1866~My good
  5 XII      |           at Saint-Valery Saturday evening. I shall stay there Sunday
  6 XII      |         leave Wednesday morning or evening for Paris. A word in response
  7 XV       |          your family.~G. S.~Sunday evening~I forgot! Levy promises
  8 XIX      |            SAND Croisset, Saturday evening, ... 1866~Good, I have it,
  9 XX       |            SAND Croisset, Saturday evening, 1866~Your sending the package
 10 XXI      |            Croisset Nohant, Monday evening, 1 October, 1866~Dear friend,~
 11 XXIV     |       Paris I learn sad news. Last evening, while we were talking—and
 12 XXIV     |        wept unrestrainedly all the evening, and I embrace you so much
 13 XXVI     |         especially missed you last evening at ten o’clock. There was
 14 XXVII    |             I saw your friend last evening in the foyer at the Odeon.
 15 XXVII    |         infinite goodness, and one evening when you called your mother “
 16 XXVII    |         forgot, I saw Couture this evening; he told me that in order
 17 XXX      | money-maker. There was a line this evening as at Villemer, and Magny
 18 XXXI     |          bring me luck to say good evening to my dear comrade before
 19 XXXIX    |         troubadour is content this evening. He has passed the night
 20 XXXIX    |      adored at the Odeon, and this evening they told me that his play
 21 XLI      |         from going to Magny’s this evening. He could not die in better
 22 XLIV     |           several hours during the evening. Yet, THAT WILL PASS. THE
 23 XLV      |           TO GEORGE SAND Wednesday evening~I have followed your counsel,
 24 XLVI     |            Maurice regales us this evening with marionettes. They are
 25 LIII     |             G. S. Maurice Saturday evening.~
 26 LX       |           in time to return in the evening to Paris; for the dear little
 27 LXV      |     absolutely forced to spend the evening of the 19th in Paris that
 28 LXV      |        Paris at six o’clock in the evening at the latest. But if you
 29 LXVII    |   information. I asked Peyrat last evening, I am writing today to Barbes
 30 LXXI     |           ashamed as touched, last evening, when I received your “very
 31 LXXI     |           this sort of fluff:~“One evening, expected by Hortense, Having
 32 LXXIV    |      despairing, and sulks all the evening.~
 33 LXXVIII  |            to be at home Wednesday evening, I should go to chat an
 34 LXXVIII  |          devotedly!~G. Sand Monday evening.~
 35 LXXX     |           shall probably go in the evening.~Embrace your dear mamma
 36 LXXXII   |    entirely yours.~G. Sand Tuesday evening, rue Gay-Lussac, 5.~
 37 LXXXIII  |         alive and very lovely this evening. The mother is very well,
 38 LXXXIII  |          love me.~G. Sand~Thursday evening. I leave Tuesday for Nohant.~
 39 LXXXVI   |         four hours of work, in the evening, recreation, and the life
 40 LXXXVIII |           SAND Croisset, Wednesday evening, 9 September, 1868~Is this
 41 XCII     |          troubadour.~Paris, Friday evening, 28 August or 4 September,
 42 XCIII    |            TO GEORGE SAND Saturday evening~I received your two notes,
 43 XCIII    |       taken my copy. At last, this evening, they gave it back to me;
 44 XCIV     |            am at the theatre every evening from six o’clock till two
 45 XCVII    |            TO GEORGE SAND Saturday evening~I am remorseful for not
 46 CI       |            at seven o’clock in the evening. Such are my mad orgies
 47 CXIII    |          GUSTAVE FLAUBERT Thursday evening, 29 April, 1869~I am back
 48 CXIII    |             But I see him tomorrow evening, and I shall try to get
 49 CXIII    |           write you then, tomorrow evening, Friday, and if he frees
 50 CXVI     |       before dinner.~G. Sand~Tues. evening.~
 51 CXVIII   |            should be alone and one evening will be enough for the rest.
 52 CXIX     |           Your troubadour Thursday evening, 20 May, 1869.~
 53 CXXV     |        loves you.~G. Sand~Saturday evening~I have just received news
 54 CXXX     |         GUSTAVE FLAUBERT Wednesday evening, 13 October, 1869~Our poor
 55 CXXX     |             I went back there this evening, Chilly IS UNWILLING, and
 56 CXXXVIII |          Friday, 10 o’clock in the evening, 1869~Dear master, good
 57 CXXXIX   |            p. 415.] today and this evening, I am better, it is clearer.
 58 CXLI     |             Do come the 23d in the evening, so as to be rested for
 59 CXLVII   |       severe cold. I saw Theo this evening, I told him to come to dine
 60 CXLVII   |        spoke ill of you.~Wednesday evening.~
 61 CXLIX    |          love you,~G. Sand~Tuesday evening~
 62 CL       |            GUSTAVE FLAUBERT Sunday evening, 20th February, 1870~I went
 63 CLI      |       quite overwhelmed by it this evening, when I got your note, and
 64 CLII     |            I expect you. Wednesday evening.~
 65 CLIV     |      received a telegram yesterday evening from Madame Cornu containing
 66 CLVII    |            Gustave Flaubert~Sunday evening.~
 67 CLVIII   |     aesthetics.~I saw l’Autre last evening, and I wept several times.
 68 CLX      |           books that I read in the evening, and I begin again the next
 69 CLXVIII  |            TO GEORGE SAND Saturday evening, 2 July, 1870~Dear good
 70 CLXIX    |           if I write to you in the evening I shall receive a letter
 71 CLXX     |           SAND Croisset, Wednesday evening...1870~What has become of
 72 CLXXIII  |        have reached the point this evening of knowing that we are beaten.
 73 CLXXIII  |             G. Sand~Nohant, Sunday evening.~
 74 CLXXVII  |     CLXXVII. TO GEORGE SAND Sunday evening~I am still alive, dear master,
 75 CLXXXVI  |      GEORGE SAND. Croisset, Monday evening, two o’clock.~Dear master,~
 76 CLXXXIX  |       GEORGE SAND Croisset, Sunday evening, 10 June, 1871~Dear master,~
 77 CXCVII   |           again a proletarian this evening, and the proletarian of
 78 CCIV     |         where I shall go on Sunday evening probably. Anyway your commission
 79 CCXVI    |           now, I am reading in the evening, Kant’s Critique de la raison
 80 CCXXIX   |            day for dinner, for the evening, in short, just as if we
 81 CCXXXII  |        have been here since Sunday evening, dear master, and no happier
 82 CCXLI    |       CCXLI. TO GEORGE SAND Monday evening, eleven o’clock, 25 November,
 83 CCXLIX   |      CCXLIX. TO GEORGE SAND Monday evening, 3 February, 1873~Dear master,~
 84 CCL      |            of morphine taken every evening after digesting your dinner,
 85 CCLIII   |          in April.~I am going this evening to two costume balls! Tell
 86 CCLVI    |            see Madame Viardot this evening, I shall go early and we
 87 CCLXII   |       progressed. I passed all one evening recently with him and I
 88 CCLXVIII |            TO GEORGE SAND Saturday evening, 7th February, 1874~I have
 89 CCLXX    |            TO GEORGE SAND Saturday evening, 28 February, 1874~Dear
 90 CCLXXII  |        best one was not there last evening!” That is just what I think.~
 91 CCLXXVI  |     CCLXXVI. TO GEORGE SAND Friday evening, 1st May, 1874~Things are
 92 CCLXXX   |           stay in bed: I spend the evening with my children and I forget
 93 CCLXXXVII|        GEORGE SAND Paris, Saturday evening~Dear master,~I curse once
 94 CCXCI    |          less like a COW, and this evening I am going to begin work
 95 CCXCIX   |         Victor Hugo. However, this evening I am going to resign myself
 96 CCC      |        that I want to spend all my evening with my family; but this
 97 CCCVIII  |     CCCVIII. TO GEORGE SAND Monday evening, 3rd April, 1876~I have
 98 CCCIX    |       CCCIX. TO GEORGE SAND Sunday evening... 1876~You OUGHT to call
 99 CCCX     |        CCCX. TO GEORGE SAND Friday evening...1876~Ah! thank you from
100 CCCXII   |      CCCXII. To GEORGE SAND Monday evening~Dear master, Thanks to Madame
101 CCCXII   |            Tourgueneff leaves this evening for Saint Petersburg. He
102 CCCXIII  |            To MAURICE SAND Tuesday evening, 27th~All I can say to you,
103 CCCXIV   |        MADAM MAURICE SAND Thursday evening, 25th May, 1876~Dear Madam,~