Letter

 1 CCLVI    |        friends, Tourgueneff and Cruchard philosophized about that
 2 CCLVI    |      otherwise called the R. P. Cruchard of the Barnabites, director
 3 CCLVII   |        GEORGE SAND~Dear master,~Cruchard should have thanked you
 4 CCLVII   |      one of eighteen hours, and Cruchard is as fresh as a young girl,
 5 CCLVII   |       Your old good-for-nothing Cruchard, friend of Chalumeau. Note
 6 CCLVIII  |       where you are at present, Cruchard of my heart. I am addressing
 7 CCLXI    |       me what is becoming of my Cruchard, the Cruchard of my heart.
 8 CCLXI    |    becoming of my Cruchard, the Cruchard of my heart. Write to me
 9 CCLXIII  |  October, 1873~The existence of Cruchard is a beautiful poem, so
10 CCLXIII  |      example. We adore you too, Cruchard of my heart. But you love
11 CCLXIII  |        are inferior to the real Cruchard, who at least adored our
12 CCLXIV   |       the XIIth century.~As for Cruchard, Carvalho asked him for
13 CCLXIV   |         You know that sometimes Cruchard is not easy.) The aforesaid
14 CCLXIV   |    little with the biography of Cruchard. But I find it is hybrid
15 CCLXIV   |     hybrid and the character of Cruchard is not consistent! A man
16 CCLXVI   |    happening now to your Father Cruchard.~Cruchard is very busy,
17 CCLXVI   |        to your Father Cruchard.~Cruchard is very busy, but serene
18 CCLXVI   |      this work in two days, and Cruchard has been splendid! He slept
19 CCLXVI   |        You see that your Father Cruchard is not entirely stupefied
20 CCLXVIII |     about that excellent Father Cruchard.~Yesterday I signed the
21 CCLXX    |       the result of it for your Cruchard, is a general lassitude
22 CCLXX    |         I should not be played. Cruchard does not please the temporal
23 CCLXXI   |        applaud it, my cherished Cruchard, if I could leave these
24 CCLXXII  |        soften his grief. As for Cruchard, he is calm, very calm!
25 CCLXXII  |         and the stomach sustain Cruchard.~I confess that I should
26 CCLXXIV  | necessitated a STRUGGLE, and as Cruchard has lawsuits in horror,
27 CCLXXIV  |      late. Perhaps the PRIDE of Cruchard has killed it.~And they
28 CCLXXIV  |         copy or the original of Cruchard’s biography; I have no draft
29 CCLXXVIII|       and entirely yours.~R. P. Cruchard~More Cruchard than ever.
30 CCLXXVIII|      yours.~R. P. Cruchard~More Cruchard than ever. I feel like a
31 CCLXXIX  |   Whence it results that Father Cruchard is wrathful with you for
32 CCLXXIX  |        chill.~You see that your Cruchard continues not to listen
33 CCLXXXI  |       suspect you of forgetting Cruchard! Come now, I have, first
34 CCLXXXI  |    miseries of this world. Your Cruchard is as sensitive as if he
35 CCLXXXIII|         November, 1874~What, my Cruchard, you have been ill? That
36 CCLXXXIII|   always talking to you as to a Cruchard philosophic and detached
37 CCLXXXIII|      from his personality, to a Cruchard fanatical about literature
38 CCLXXXVI |       January, 1875~I too, dear Cruchard, embrace you at the New
39 CCLXXXVII|     strong, and so gentle. Your Cruchard, who is more and more cracked,
40 CCXCV    |       everybody. In short, your Cruchard has become an intolerable
41 CCXCVIII |      tenderly, and we love you, Cruchard or not.~G. Sand~
42 CCCII    |      January, 1876~My cherished Cruchard,~I want to write to you
43 CCCV     |     handy, and Aurora surprised Cruchard in this occupation.~I have
44 CCCVII   |  FLAUBERT 30th March, 1876~Dear Cruchard,~I am enthusiastic about
45 CCCVIII  |      own desire. In short, your Cruchard no longer knows where he
46 CCCIX    |         her strength? Your poor Cruchard takes less and less pleasure
47 CCCXII   |         the library exhaust me. Cruchard is weary.~The good Tourgueneff
48 CCCXIX   |         dear Maurice,~No! Erase Cruchard and Polycarp and replace
49 CCCXIX   |         oldest to the youngest.~Cruchard for you,~Polycarp for the