Letter

 1 Introd   |          hermit of forty, in his family seat at Croisset, beginning
 2 Introd   |      compatriots, from the great family in whose bosom my own family
 3 Introd   |     family in whose bosom my own family is only one ear of corn
 4 Introd   |      Eldorado will you hide your family, your little group of friends,
 5 XIV      |          as if I were one of the family and I saw that all that
 6 XV       |     three days yet. Love to your family.~G. S.~Sunday evening~I
 7 XXVIII   |        country, a whole adorable family of fine people, fathers,
 8 XXXI     |      house. The gardener and his family live in the pavilion in
 9 XXXII    |        my brother’s with all his family. There was hardly any conversation
10 XLII     |        your mother, to your dear family, and write me at Nohant,
11 XLVII    |       who am the poor one of the family). Then, zut!~As for gaining
12 LXI      |          feasting and joy in the family. I saw Sainte-Beuve, I am
13 LXVII    |         I could not take a large family to you.~I am returning to
14 LXXIV    |   landscapes, children also, the family, all that stirs the emotions,
15 XCVIII   |          among ourselves, in the family. You must come, Maurice
16 XCIX     | Thereupon, fear of the aforesaid family, which wrote to another
17 XCIX     |         another part of the same family living in Rouen, which latter
18 CV       |        about it.~We have had our family carnival: my niece, my grandchildren,
19 CXL      |     Christmas festivals with the family at home. I told Plauchut
20 CXLIV    |         owe her this joy for his family and this economy for his
21 CLII     |        also have mourning in the family. A change of lodging, of
22 CLIII    |          the midst of my darling family, but I am unhappy all the
23 CLXIII   |       for myself and for all the family which adores you.~G. Sand~
24 CLXIV    |         believes in that, to the family and to friendship when one
25 CLXVI    |    happening to you and all your family? My niece is in the Pyrenees,
26 CLXIX    |    affectionate greetings of the family.~As for me, I embrace you
27 CLXXX    |        vain for quarters where a family could stay for three months.
28 CLXXXVIII|        but as a good mother of a family! They asked art to be moral,
29 CXCIII   |        of your poor mother, your family, of Croisset. Love us still,
30 CXCVII   |          my race, from the great family in whose bosom my own family
31 CXCVII   |     family in whose bosom my own family is only one ear of corn
32 CXCVII   |      Eldorado will you hide your family, your little group of friends,
33 CXCVII   | continuous happy life with one’s family in spite of all, is without
34 CXCVII   |           it is one and the same family, whose political blunders
35 CXCVII   |        the greedy members of the family, those who allow themselves
36 CCIII    |     EMBRACES YOU TOO and all the family which loves you.~G. Sand~  [
37 CCXVII   |          one more than it and my family more than that some one.~
38 CCXXII   |          you. Perhaps, too, your family has taken you to Rouen or
39 CCXXXIII |        you and I embrace you. My family does too, Plauchut included.
40 CCXLII   |     quiet an I am alone. All the family embraces you.~Your old troubadour~
41 CCXLVI   |          for my heart, and in my family.~Your old troubadour~
42 CCL      |       get over it, I cure all my family the same way, it is so easy
43 CCLXVI   |          embrace for me all your family and accept all my wishes
44 CCC      |     spend all my evening with my family; but this lack of time stimulates
45 CCCII    |        in keeping myself with my family on an upward road.~In other