Letter

 1 Introd   |          French.... Not a liberal idea which has not been unpopular,
 2 XV       |          But since they have that idea, why wouldn’t they try your
 3 XL       |       naive and gives an accurate idea of the men of our generation
 4 XLIV     |      tones and reflections,—a new idea of everything and of affection
 5 XLV      |           I have to associate the idea with someone with the things
 6 XLV      |            and what a devil of an idea to have sought such a subject!
 7 LVI      |      interest, would live with an idea, wise or foolish. But you
 8 LVI      |           a joy, a courage at the idea of seeing you here. It was
 9 LVI      |           for me, I revert to the idea of an everlasting journey
10 LXIX     |           of fear. To be sure the idea of summoning you to Rouen
11 LXXI     |       doing, I am afraid that the idea is defective, an irremediable
12 LXXIII   |          No, nothing can give the idea of the puking with which
13 LXXIV    |          I have just developed my idea on that subject in a novel
14 LXXXV    |         must know that to have an idea of the style of les Penseurs.
15 XCI      |         than once.~But then, what idea have you of women, O, you
16 XCVII    |       land of ours? Not a liberal idea which has not been unpopular,
17 XCVIII   |      Protestants. It is Maurice’s idea; he was married before the
18 XCIX     |          its columns, has had the idea of saying that my novel
19 CI       |           ever find mine? Will an idea fall from Heaven suitable
20 CVI      |           telegraph changes one’s idea of life, and when the formalities
21 CX       |         which is a resume of that idea: THE MODERN ROMAN COMIQUE.~
22 CXXXVII  |         perhaps you have a better idea, I really don’t know the
23 CLXIV    |       young to concentrate on the idea of REGAINING your affections
24 CLXXII   |     conflicts of which we have no idea.~Is Prussia perhaps going
25 CLXXVIII |           Explain that to me! The idea of making peace now exasperates
26 CLXXXVI  |        labors along in the Gothic idea of the Commune, which is
27 CLXXXVIII|        must tell you an atrocious idea; I am AFRAID that the destruction
28 CXCI     |          am trying to get a clear idea of the God Horn, and it
29 CXCV     |        Ages and Christianity. The idea of equality (which is all
30 CXCV     |          an essentially Christian idea and opposed to that of justice.
31 CXCVII   |         combat more than ever the idea of factitious distinctions,
32 CXCVII   |        reformers who have not one idea, not one principle, not
33 CCII     |           degree of insanity. The idea of the foolish things that
34 CCXXXIX  |       Where is there a sign of an idea? What can one get hold of?
35 CCXL     |         content about it, for the idea of leaving Nohant, my occupations,
36 CCXLIII  |        little when Nanon gets the idea of becoming rich. She becomes
37 CCXLIV   |         that is perhaps not a bad idea, but we carry it too far.
38 CCXLVI   |      myself in the first rank. My idea has been rather to act upon
39 CCXLVII  |  undertaking it. I think that the idea of it is original, nothing
40 CCXLIX   |        Paris this winter with the idea of collecting some; but
41 CCXLIX   |          say. Here is a beautiful idea that I find in Raspail,
42 CCLXIV   |       without distorting the real idea of the play. But he is asking
43 CCLXX    |        that is all. For I have no idea about the rest of it, and
44 CCLXXIII | possibility, for I shall push the idea to the limit. This little
45 CCLXXXIV |        here, in Paris, to have an idea of the universal depression,
46 CCXCIX   |          that is to say, the main idea) is still to seek.~Externally
47 CCCI     |          without finding it, that idea on which all the rest should
48 CCCII    |        not of them; neither in my idea of equality, nor of authority,
49 CCCV     |    lacking when one possesses the idea.~Note (to return to the
50 CCCXVI   |           feel a great joy in the idea alone that you were a good