Letter

 1 Introd   |         group in England and in France. The innermost origin of
 2 Introd   |      the other, have stultified France.” In another letter of the
 3 Introd   |  borealis, a very rare plant in France. I was enchanted; there
 4 Introd   |   nature: “Do you think that if France, instead of being governed
 5 XLVIII   |        immediate application in France. The setting of another
 6 XLIX     |       degree they have reached. France which has been sometimes
 7 LXXIII   | temperament. Prostitutes,— like France,—always have a weakness
 8 XCI      |      the other, have stultified France. Everything moves between
 9 XCVI     |  borealis, a very rare plant in France. I was enchanted; there
10 CXXI     |     little trip to the south of France. He is overwhelmed by an
11 CXXII    |     send to all the villages in France, Robert Houdins to work
12 CLXXII   |        to be hypertrophied like France under Louis XIV and Napoleon.
13 CLXXII   |      way). Do you think that if France, instead of being governed
14 CLXXIII  |      who want absolute masters! France and Prussia are cutting
15 CLXXVII  |      think that there is in all France a sadder man than I am! (
16 CLXXVII  |        Latin race is agonizing. France is going to follow Spain
17 CLXXVII  |        phrases are not wanting: France will rise again! One must
18 CLXXVIII |         people write like that. France is a resourceful jade, and
19 CLXXIX   |     they doing in the middle of France? Paris will end by being
20 CLXXX    |       Don’t let’s despair about France. She is going through expiation
21 CLXXXIII |       our efforts, the ideal of France!~I cherish the following
22 CLXXXV   |     Saint-Antoine and to forget France.~My mother stays here with
23 CLXXXVI  |      and the men in armor! Poor France, who will never free herself
24 CLXXXVII |     answer at all. The scorn of France is perhaps the necessary
25 CLXXXVIII|         government) will render France colorless and dull. She
26 CLXXXVIII|      kind that is understood in France), that is to say, the exaltation
27 CLXXXVIII| congestion caused by the siege. France, on the whole, has lived
28 CXC      |     which is the daily bread of France; I have an iron constitution
29 CXCIV    |       well said! Sad! Sad! Poor France! And they accuse me of being
30 CXCV     |       of M. Favre.~In order for France to rise again, she must
31 CXCVII   |       represented the people of France? They do not even represent
32 CXCVII   |    reconciliation of interests. France is agonizing, that is certain;
33 CXCVII   |     persons by the thousands in France; but there are as many and
34 CXCVII   |        not the future safety of France, and if we are called upon
35 CXCVII   |        still from the corpse of France, that of Germany will be
36 CXCVII   |    wounded thing that is called France, holds still in its tense
37 CXCVII   |      jailer and the police.~All France has heard the word of your
38 CXCIX    |   righteousness and science.~If France does not pass in a short
39 CC       |        sentiment must be found. France, alas! is neither on your
40 CCI      |     knows? You would perhaps do France a great service?~Aisse keeps
41 CCII     |         self-preservation. Poor France! Poor us!~What do you think
42 CCVIII   |        nose, get well, say that France is mad, humanity silly,
43 CCXIX    |         other countries than in France, and you will find perhaps
44 CCXXXVI  |       the pious, the history of France, written by philosophers;
45 CCXLV    |      make father Thiers king of France. If Thiers were taken away,
46 CCXLIX   |       and ending with A. Comte. France is drunk with authority,
47 CCL      |     that concerns the center of France, and the general geology
48 CCLXXVI  |         including la Gazette de France and le Constitutionnel.
49 CCLXXXII |         M. Scribe’s Une Chaine. France is ill, very ill, whatever
50 CCLXXXIV |      other respects, dead calm, France is sinking gently like a
51 CCXCV    |   suffering from the illness of France; here in Paris, where her