Letter

 1 Introd   |           When these difficulties return, he must endeavor to avoid
 2 II       |    scribble for Buloz; but when I return, in two months, I shall
 3 II       |       said adieu to you; but as I return soon, I hope that you will
 4 XII      |        Sunday and Monday, I shall return Tuesday to Rouen and go
 5 XV       |        Let us discuss this when I return here.~You still have the
 6 XX       |        wise for a little while to return to Holbach. Before admiring
 7 XL       |          with enthusiasm.—He will return here Saturday next, for
 8 XL       |           sort of thing, never to return to it to my dying day! Depicting
 9 XLVI     | noticeable at Palaiseau, after my return from Croisset. An emaciation
10 LX       |           embraced you in time to return in the evening to Paris;
11 LX       |           When these difficulties return he must endeavor to avoid
12 LXIII    |      there three days and I shall return here. But I do not hope
13 LXV      |           there the 18th so as to return to Paris the 19th. Will
14 LXV      |       Jumieges the 19th. We would return together so that I could
15 LXVII    |           kisses; always ready to return with you to the seaside
16 LXVIII   |       agreeable.~I am planning to return to my home in the country
17 LXXIII   |           After Cannes shan’t you return to Paris? I shall be their
18 LXXIV    |         asks whether one can ever return to that ball and chain.~
19 LXXV     |        You don’t tell me when you return from Cannes.~My rage against
20 LXXXIX   |          at FORCED LABOR.~I shall return here the end of the month,
21 CI       |         all their admiration. (In return I found —— stupid. He compares
22 CV       |           my desk and bring me no return. That has amused me, or
23 CXVIII   |          Leave that to me, I will return your contract. What day
24 CXLII    |      prince, and perhaps will not return till Tuesday. I am writing
25 CXLVII   |        your house Saturday and to return from such a distance in
26 CLV      |    waiting, I know that they will return.~Affectionate greetings
27 CLVII    |         answer that came to me by return mail.~People in society,
28 CLX      |       again the next day. I shall return home to Croisset the first
29 CLXV     |        have read nothing since my return, as I am quite occupied
30 CLXXII   |          material things. We must return to the great tradition,
31 CLXXV    |           perhaps making our last return to the ways of the old world.
32 CLXXXIII |      emptied and cleaned, I shall return there; then I shall go doubtless
33 CLXXXVIII|         there, and then calm will return. We are going to become
34 CXC      |         come to see me before you return to Croisset. I am blue from
35 CXCI     | absolutely nothing to prevent its return. They are applying old remedies
36 CXCVII   |          if we are called upon to return to her the evil that has
37 CXCVIII  |          brave and good of her to return near to her friends, at
38 CCXII    |            from COWISHNESS and (I return to my eternal refrain) from
39 CCXIII   |           are enough for me and I return more lucid from my attacks
40 CCXVI    |        what they say, in his near return. In spite of my pessimism,
41 CCXXXIV  |           at Cabourg! When do you return? Where do you go then? To
42 CCXXXIX  |     recognize later (if they ever return seriously to literature),
43 CCLVI    |         12th or the 15th, I shall return to my house at the water-side.
44 CCLXXVI  |       calibre; after that I shall return to the novel pure and simple.
45 CCLXXVI  |           In a fortnight, I shall return to my house in the fields.
46 CCLXXVI  |         girls for me and let them return it to you from me.~Your
47 CCLXXIX  |          tickled my ears with the return of the Empire. I don’t believe
48 CCLXXIX  |          that he is well. He will return to Paris in a month.~A fortnight
49 CCLXXIX  |         the Auge. I shall have to return there several times.~Beginning
50 CCLXXX   |          were not there. Since my return here, I have been ill with
51 CCLXXXIII|     Plauchut left us yesterday to return at Christmas. Maurice is
52 CCLXXXIII|        you will be in the mood to return to material life, eating
53 CCCII    |     convention of the realist and return to the time reality, which
54 CCCV     |      possesses the idea.~Note (to return to the good Sedaine) that
55 CCCXI    |           you will wait until his return to Paris? anyway until the
56 CCCXII   |    fortnight, after which I shall return to Croisset from which spot