Letter

 1 III     |    affectionate little greeting to Bouilhet.~At the present time I am
 2 XVII    |       beginning of November (after Bouilhet’s play) nothing will prevent
 3 XVII    |         done in collaboration with Bouilhet). But I think it is a trifle
 4 XX      |       should finally bore you.~The Bouilhet play will open the first
 5 XXI     |           Summon me at the time of Bouilhet’s play. I shall be here,
 6 XXII    |       write me from the Odeon that Bouilhet’s play is on the 27th. I
 7 XXVII   |            over. Nothing pressing. Bouilhet’s play goes admirably well,
 8 XXIX    |         his good and honest heart.~Bouilhet goes from better to better.
 9 XXX     |         content, if that keeps up, Bouilhet is a success. Sunday~G.
10 XXXI    |        after that to Nohant. I saw Bouilhet at the Monday performance.
11 XXXVI   |        whose address I had from M. Bouilhet who knows me well having
12 XXXIX   |             I see that that rascal Bouilhet has betrayed me; he promised
13 XL      |          night~I have seen Citizen Bouilhet, who had a real ovation
14 XL      |           between the two Frances.~Bouilhet told me that you had been
15 XLVII   | proposition bluntly, as I would to Bouilhet, or any other intimate friend.
16 L       |         does not surprise me.~Poor Bouilhet! Give him this little note
17 LV      |          seems to me very ill, and Bouilhet has just been appointed
18 LVI     |          would be! I am content if Bouilhet is content. Is it really
19 LVII    |           His morale is improving.~Bouilhet’s position gives him four
20 CXXI    |             there you are!~My poor Bouilhet bothers me. He is in such
21 CXXIX   |    occasion,” to profit by my poor Bouilhet’s death. They will give
22 CXXIX   |           of the Odeon will regret Bouilhet in every way. I shall be
23 CXXXI   |        worse! If I did not look at Bouilhet’s affairs as mine absolutely,
24 CXLV    |         lacking.~In losing my poor Bouilhet, I lost my midwife, it was
25 CLXI    |          the article about my poor Bouilhet, a painful and sad task
26 CLXIV   |           we were young. He was my Bouilhet and more than that; for
27 CLXV    |          order the rest of my poor Bouilhet’s papers, on whom I have
28 CLXVI   |             the article on my poor Bouilhet. I am going to see if there
29 CLXXV   |         this confusion, to publish Bouilhet, a poet! this is not the
30 CXCIV   |         after the grave of my poor Bouilhet today; so tonight I have
31 CCIV    |           will go well. I have had Bouilhet’s volume of verse printed,
32 CCVII   |          strangle Aisse. In short, Bouilhet’s heir will get very little
33 CCIX    |        called them brutes, you and Bouilhet, now they are avenging themselves
34 CCX     |     subscribed to the monument for Bouilhet. I found that it looked
35 CCXII   |            master! it is not true. Bouilhet never injured the bourgeois
36 CCXIII  |       Dernieres Chansons, by Louis Bouilhet.] is divine! Mercy! I have
37 CCXVII  |          strange! And, a propos of Bouilhet, she hated him then, him
38 CCXIX   |            to write the article on Bouilhet, and as Nanon has begun,
39 CCXXIV  |        already done the article on Bouilhet, rest assured it is because
40 CCXXXIII|           le Temps on Victor Hugo, Bouilhet, Leconte de Lisle and Pauline
41 CCXXXIX |           How I regret him! He and Bouilhet have left an absolute void
42 CCXLIX  |          of the commission for the Bouilhet fountain! For nearly two
43 CCLVII  |            what you say of my poor Bouilhet!~I adore your “Pierre Bonin.”
44 CCLXXIX |         Cluny Theatre.~Ah! my poor Bouilhet did well to die! But I think
45 CCLXXXII|            make a few sous for the Bouilhet heirs, I am forced to pass