Letter

 1 Introd  |  spending hours with the little Aurore, who is a marvellous child.
 2 XVI     |      joy of seeing Mademoiselle Aurore again, fresh and pretty,
 3 XLIV    |       regards, and Mademoiselle Aurore cries to you, WAIT, WAIT,
 4 LI      |        five or six days.~Little Aurore consoles me for this mischance.
 5 LIV     |         receiving the kisses of Aurore who knows now how to give
 6 LVII    |     four cheeks of Mademoiselle Aurore.~
 7 LIX     |      tenderly, so does Maurice. Aurore is the sweetest and the
 8 LX      | listening when she is away from Aurore, and her holidays are marked
 9 LX      |       which I quite understand. Aurore is a treasure of gentleness
10 LXI     |      Villemer goes well. Little Aurore is as pretty as anything
11 LXII    |         then the children; that Aurore is a wonder. You really
12 LXIV    |          It is a tiresome task. Aurore is very cunning with her
13 LXXII   |         children and the little Aurore, but he suffers with the
14 LXXII   |        every sense of the word. Aurore is a love.~We have RAVED
15 LXXIV   |        to the point of yelling. Aurore is not admitted; the plays
16 LXXIV   |     which she organizes.~Little Aurore promises to be very sweet
17 LXXXVI  |  sleeping and laughing all day; Aurore, more spiritual, with eyes
18 LXXXIX  |      tomorrow at dawn to see my Aurore. I have written during the
19 XCIV    |        will be a little DOT for Aurore; that is all my ambition.
20 XCVI    |       life. First part in mine: Aurore.” The fact is that it is
21 XCVIII  |    Napoleon is the godfather of Aurore, and I am the godmother.
22 CII     |    costume for a large doll for Aurore; but I don’t want to turn
23 CIII    |  spending hours with the little Aurore who is a marvelous child.
24 CVI     |        free from uncertainties.~Aurore, who lives on adorations
25 CX      |  returned to me very exhausted. Aurore has been a little ill. Lina’
26 CXXV    |        the rosy, tanned face of Aurore in the place of mine! She
27 CXXXIII |        devour all my intellect; Aurore is a jewel, a nature before
28 CXLIV   |       to be taken into account.~Aurore talks of you and still cradles
29 CLXIX   |        am DOING MY BUSINESS, as Aurore says, and not being able
30 CLXIX   |       one is beginning to talk. Aurore chatters and argues. She
31 CLXXI   |        Maurice and Lina acting, Aurore and Gabrielle playing, I
32 CCIII   |        I embrace you, and Lolo, AURORE EMBRACES YOU TOO and all
33 CCIII   |      you.~G. Sand~  [The words ‘Aurore embraces you too’ were written
34 CCIV    |       ever. Give a good kiss to Aurore for her sweet message, and
35 CCXVII  |     mother, wife, and children. Aurore says that she would like
36 CCXVII  |        you, and we embrace you. Aurore is charming; she learns
37 CCXXII  |      with, to separate her from Aurore, from fear of contagion,
38 CCXXII  |   somewhat. I had to look after Aurore so that she might be reconciled
39 CCXXIV  |      April, 1872~I hold my poor Aurore, who has a terrible case
40 CCXXIV  |        sooner, if Maurice takes Aurore to Nimes where Lina and
41 CCXXVII |     know if I can. I have taken Aurore’s whooping-cough, and, at
42 CCXXXIII|     they go out into the world. Aurore is packing her dolls’ trunk,
43 CCXXXV  |      passion on the whole is my Aurore. My life depends on hers.
44 CCXXXVI |         myself which I miss.~My Aurore keeps me very busy. She
45 CCXLVIII|       interesting and lovely my Aurore has become. I shall not
46 CCLVI   |      you like the devil. I miss Aurore and all the household down
47 CCLXIII |       Love me as I love you.~My Aurore, whom I have not neglected,
48 CCLXIX  |         girls superlatively so. Aurore learns everything with admirable
49 CCLXXX  |   embrace you, they are superb. Aurore is devoted to mythology (
50 CCLXXXIX|     hair, and all will go well.~Aurore is getting so big that one
51 CCXC    |       am reading the Iliad with Aurore, who does not like any translation
52 CCXCI   |       The bit you sent me about Aurore who is reading Homer, did
53 CCXCVIII|         my hours of recreation.~Aurore consoles and charms me;
54 CCC     |     dear little girls are well. Aurore is a well-set-up girl, a
55 CCCVI   |       content with his joke.~My Aurore is beginning history, and
56 CCCXVI  |        desires: to run off with Aurore and to kill M. Marx.[Footnote: