Letter

 1 Introd   |       steal your watch and then send you their visiting card,
 2 XIV      |         especially good copy to send you.~I forgot to get three
 3 XIV      |        the tulip tree, you must send them to me in a letter,
 4 XV       |        Paris, 2 September, 1866~Send me back the lace shawl.
 5 XV       |        forgot! Levy promises to send you my complete works, they
 6 XVIII    |          great admirers of you, send you their compliments, and
 7 XXV      |    FLAUBERT 11 November, 1866~I send you my friend Despruneaux
 8 XLIV     |        have tasted your cheese, send you their regards, and Mademoiselle
 9 XLV      |     Well, adieu. Think of me. I send you my best love.~
10 XLVI     |        material side of life. I send you the last page of his
11 XLVII    |       all I want to do there.~I send you back the page from the
12 XLVIII   |   better than my article, and I send you three works which will
13 LIV      |   remember your old comrade and send him two lines to tell him
14 LX       |   enough to manage and I should send the other to Chaillot.~A
15 LX       |        June to the 5th of July. Send me a word always to 97 rue
16 LXXI     |  tenderly.~Here is a bit that I send to your dear son, a lover
17 LXXXVI   |        for one day.~My children send you their regards. Ah! Heavens!
18 XCIII    |         notes, dear master. You send me “halcyon” to replace
19 CVII     |       years of age I wanted to “send my heart” to a little girl
20 CX       |      ROMAN COMIQUE.~My children send you affectionate greetings;
21 CXII     |     loves you and embraces you.~Send word ahead to me, however,
22 CXXII    |      and even with agriculture, send to all the villages in France,
23 CXXV     |         do as I do.~My children send you their love and your
24 CXXVII   |      Paris, 8 September, 1869~I send you back your handkerchief
25 CXXXIV   |      count on it, and all of us send you our praises and our
26 CXXXVII  |      telegram. I have a mind to send it to Girardin. But perhaps
27 CXXXVII  |   credit of the various papers. Send me a suitable name and ADDRESS
28 CXXXIX   |        your veto on it, I shall send the article to Ulbach, who
29 CXXXIX   |         for any article I would send him. I think this first
30 CXLI     |      ingrate. Do you want me to send a carriage for you to Chateauroux
31 CXLIII   |        It is New Year’s Eve. We send your share of the kisses
32 CL       |       If yes, a word and I will send these seats out of my allotment—
33 CLIII    |      melancholy, ill and upset. Send me news, a word at least,
34 CLIV     |         you as a model. I shall send that letter to Madame Cornu
35 CLIX     |       invalids and my well ones send you their affectionate regards,
36 CLXXXIII |       steal your watch and then send you their visiting card,
37 CLXXXVIII|     keep Badinguet, in order to send him to the galleys once
38 CXCIII   |         you, and tell me I must send you their pictures. Alas!
39 CXCVIII  |       for hoping still. I shall send it to you and that will
40 CCI      |      beautiful. She asked me to send you a thousand friendly
41 CCI      |        messages.~For my part, I send you a hundred thousand affectionate
42 CCIII    |         this month: HOW SHALL I SEND THIS TO YOU?~I replied the
43 CCIV     |       get settled in Paris, and send me word of her arrival.
44 CCXVII   |        I have encouraged him to send them to you. They will be
45 CCXXXI   |       find you? I shall wait to send it to you till you give
46 CCXXXIII |     need for borrowing books. I send for such things to Mario
47 CCXLIV   |     spoil me! I did not dare to send you the novels, which were
48 CCXLIV   |         I thank you then, and I send you back your good kisses,
49 CCXLIV   |        to the minister who will send it to General Ladmirault;
50 CCLII    |    house; how perfectly easy to send on a box of books!~Send
51 CCLII    |         send on a box of books!~Send word when you are coming
52 CCLV     |        contrary to your promise send him a telegram to Chateauroux
53 CCLXIII  |         big kiss. Lina, Maurice send affection.~G. Sand~
54 CCLXXI   | published by the Revue. I shall send it to you when it is published
55 CCLXXXI  |         And as regard this, you send me, in your last letter,
56 CCLXXXVII|         I of my unbearableness.~Send me Flamarande; that will
57 CCLXXXIX |       part of the task.~I shall send you the book when it is
58 CCC      |      that you are better. Did I send you Flamarande and the pictures
59 CCC      |        my little girls? If not, send me a line, and I send you
60 CCC      |      not, send me a line, and I send you both.~Your old troubadour
61 CCCI     |      Such is my energy, I shall send it to you as soon as it
62 CCCIII   |      but I should have liked to send some of my friends there,
63 CCCIII   |          and I am asking him to send you at least one orchestra
64 CCCIV    |         Sand~Do tell M. Zola to send me his book. I shall certainly
65 CCCV     |         have written to Zola to send you his book. I shall tell
66 CCCV     |       shall tell Daudet also to send you his Jack, as I am very
67 CCCVI    |      recall. Have the publisher send it to me collect, if he
68 CCCVII   |    about Jack, and I beg you to send my thanks to M. Daudet.
69 CCCVIII  |        for a long time; I shall send them off, and I shall read
70 CCCVIII  |        book. I have told him to send you Risler and Tartarin.