Letter

 1 Introd  |     mocker of the bourgeois has written a book which is directly
 2 IV      |       to have taken my name and written a letter with it to a lady
 3 IV      |         you are content to have written Fanie and Salkenpeau I am
 4 V       |     Theodore. [Footnote: Letter written by Eugene Lambert.]~
 5 XVI     |         know with whom you have written it, but I still fancy that
 6 XXI     |       be enchanted to have your written impression of Brittany,
 7 XXXIX   |     taken in by it. People have written to me seriously things like
 8 XL      |      what her memoirs would be, written in that style?— Mine (my
 9 XLII    |      disquieting, somebody have written you about it. He is better
10 XLIII   |         having thought so much, written so much and suffered so
11 LIX     |     arms. I should like to have written what he said. He speaks
12 LIX     |   little child! No one has ever written about that. Followed day
13 LXXXVIII|       two months since you have written to your old troubadour!
14 LXXXVIII|  working furiously. I have just written a description of the forest
15 LXXXIX  |        to see my Aurore. I have written during the last week, four
16 XCI     |     reading now an honest book (written by one of my friends, a
17 XCIII   |      censorship?~Well, you have written a masterpiece, that’s true!
18 CIII    |        you, I think, that I had written a play on returning from
19 CIV     |         setting in which it was written, and the causes that produced
20 CXXVII  |        we dine together? I have written to the big Marchal to come
21 CXLII   |         on the way. I have just written to Girardin to complain.~
22 CLIV    |      manner in which novels are written.~—Oh well, then, let her
23 CLVI    |      that she [Footnote: Letter written about the rumour current,
24 CLX     |         you, because I had just written to you for news when your
25 CLXI    |        is too long since I have written anything. Nervous reservoirs
26 CLXVII  |        console him. I have just written him, and I feel that you
27 CLXXXIV |         suffering on it.~I have written day by day my impressions
28 CLXXXIX |         they have NO LONGER ANY written proof against the Empire,
29 CXCI    |        several times and I have written three letters to him: not
30 CXCIV   |   listen to me?~Tourgueneff has written me that he is going to stay
31 CXCVII  | discouraged: to say that it was WRITTEN, that it had to be so, that
32 CCIII   |   Aurore embraces you too’ were written by the little girl herself.]~
33 CCXVI   |         time it is since I have written to you, dear master. I have
34 CCXVIII |        is too long since I have written. I am bored with style!~
35 CCXXXIII|   business nothing holds except written documents. We are Don Quixotes,
36 CCXXXIII|       tale for children. I have written about a hundred letters,
37 CCXXXVI |         That is why I have just written a paper on the subject that
38 CCXXXVI |         A WOMAN FRIEND, who has written me also in your vein, but
39 CCXXXVI |       history of the Revolution written by the pious, the history
40 CCXXXVI |          the history of France, written by philosophers; and, one
41 CCXXXIX |         of sorrow, and you have written me a very tender, good letter,
42 CCXLV   |       promise.~The princess has written me to ask if you were at
43 CCLX    |       be called le Candidat. My written plot is twenty pages long.
44 CCLXVII |        and thank you for having written to me on New Year’s day.
45 CCLXXIII|   thinks it so “silly and badly written”! A parallel between me
46 CCLXXIV |        killed it.~And they have written articles on MY dwellings,
47 CCLXXXI |        took le Sexe faible, has written me an admiring letter and
48 CCLXXXI |     mind than you, never having written a line, you must believe
49 CCLXXXVI|      there is a fine book to be written about that.~You say that
50 CCLXXXVI|         shares them all. He has written me a very wise and good
51 CCCI    |      well satisfied when I have written a page without assonances
52 CCCII   |     this book which was so well written and so important. So one
53 CCCII   |       pleased in its being well written, well composed and conscientious
54 CCCV    |         this occupation.~I have written to Zola to send you his
55 CCCXVII |         is it: this year I have written two stories, and I am going