Letter

 1 Introd  |         meet in the work of the new romantic group in England
 2 Introd  |      Lamennais, and Leroux. Her new “religion of humanity,”
 3 Introd  |    Francis, in her sense of the new dispensation and in her
 4 Introd  |         Humanity offers nothing new. Its irremediable misery
 5 XXXIII  |       await the brilliance of a new state of my intellect and
 6 XXXIII  | intellect and of my organs in a new life; for, in this one,
 7 XL      |        read my friend Du Camp’s new novel: Forces Perdues. It
 8 XLI     |      the crude deception of the new times. It is quite natural
 9 XLIV    |        tones and reflections,—a new idea of everything and of
10 XLVIII  |         am comfortable, to seek new fatigues, working like a
11 LV      |       very far from Paris, in a new and ugly world, an enormous
12 LVIII   |     seen them and always with a new pleasure. The great thing
13 LXIV    |       together; for, since this new dagger-thrust, I am feeble
14 LXVIII  |     seen him. Have you read his new book? His preface causes
15 LXXIV   |    shall not go until after the New Year. My children have made
16 LXXVI   |        to embrace each other on New Year’s day: on the contrary,
17 LXXXIV  |        it is AUDITORY IDIOCY, a new variety. It is true that
18 LXXXIV  |   comrades. You see that is not new. I have a good and strong
19 XCVI    | receipts. The cabal against the new management relaxed after
20 XCVI    |       without learning anything new. I already had the plot.
21 XCVII   |        a lot of oxen. I hope on New Year’s Day not to have over
22 CI      |         you and to yours “Happy New Year and many of them”?
23 CX      |         to explain art; it is a new form for me and amuses me.
24 CXXI    |      notes, I am making another new plan and I am devouring
25 CXXXIII |      and I have half finished a new novel which will not make
26 CXXXVI  |         look elsewhere. Nothing new at the Odeon.~Sarcey has
27 CXXXVIII|        me Prudhomme. That seems new to me.~How shall I thank
28 CXL     |         to escape from Paris on New Year’s day; it is so boring
29 CXL     |        the other leg to write a new novel.~I embrace you.~Your
30 CXLII   |      have some more follies for New Year’s day, and for Twelfth
31 CXLIII  |        adore one another. It is New Year’s Eve. We send your
32 CLIV    |        experiencing an entirely new sensation: the approach
33 CLXV    |     than to cast myself on some new affection. But how? Almost
34 CLXXII  |       the old world against the new! Why not? Great united works
35 CLXXVIII|     very old to adapt myself to new customs.~Oh! how I miss
36 CLXXXIII|        country!~Let us look for new hypocrisies: declamations
37 CLXXXV  |       direct to Paris. But “the new Athens” seems to me to surpass
38 CXC     |    foreseen and which enforce a new political life on everybody,
39 CXCI    |        applying old remedies to new woes, remedies that have
40 CXCV    |         Humanity offers nothing new. Its irremediable misery
41 CXCVII  |         I am illuminated with a new light, while others which
42 CXCVIII |         friends, at the risk of new upsets.~I am glad that these
43 CCXVII  |      come to life again without new relapses. He is the soul
44 CCXIX   |         There is, to be sure, a new review wide open to me,
45 CCXXIII |        Ah! it is hard to grow a new skin at fifty years of age!~
46 CCXXV   |         who subsist astray in a new world.~
47 CCXLIV  |   prefer to keep quiet till the new administration. If the NEW
48 CCXLIV  |      new administration. If the NEW administration is the clerical
49 CCXLVIII|     shall not tell you anything new about myself. I live so
50 CCXLVIII|   embrace you six times for the New Year.~
51 CCLVII  |         ago.”]~This is what was new to me and what struck me: (
52 CCLVIII |          I want you to keep the new version which is quite in
53 CCLXVI  |       all my wishes for a Happy New Year!~This is what is happening
54 CCLXVII |         having written to me on New Year’s day. All Nohant loves
55 CCLXXIX |        of your presence in the “new Athens.” It seems to me
56 CCLXXXVI|    Cruchard, embrace you at the New Year, and wish that you
57 CCXCIV  |        change for the better, a new way will be found, for it
58 CCXCIV  |       at seeing that you have a new subject of sadness amidst
59 CCXCIV  |       fellow, cheer up, do us a new successful novel, and think
60 CCXCIX  |      That tones you up and puts new air into your lungs, just
61 CCC     |  wonderfully, and I am taking a new lease on life.~What’s our
62 CCC     |        work of my will and of a new way of understanding which
63 CCCI    |        the moment. The entirely new dogma of equality which
64 CCCI    |         of establishing today a new principle, any more than
65 CCCV    |         Read, I beg of you, the new novel by Zola, Son Excellence
66 CCCXIII |       the homelife, the life in New York?~Your good savage makes
67 CCCXVII |          I shall stay here till New Year’s Day,—perhaps later