Letter

 1 Introd   |          they believed that they saw something extraordinary
 2 IV       |        get excited about that, I saw in the papers that there
 3 XIV      |          one of the family and I saw that all that great politeness
 4 XVIII    |  interest me very much. When you saw them, had they opened the
 5 XIX      |      better. As for Marchal’s he saw in you only “the good woman,”
 6 XXVII    |         not writing for Buloz.~I saw your friend last evening
 7 XXVII    |    Commanville.] Ah! I forgot, I saw Couture this evening; he
 8 XXXI     |          after that to Nohant. I saw Bouilhet at the Monday performance.
 9 XXXI     |          who am so steady, and I saw everything quite blue.~
10 XXXIV    |        Girardin, Dumas and me. I saw her yesterday in Faustine,
11 XLIV     |       When I was ill in Paris, I saw a physician, very mad, but
12 LVII     |         knew you. From the day I saw your lovely and kind face,
13 LXI      |         and joy in the family. I saw Sainte-Beuve, I am content
14 LXVII    |       with Jumieges. This time I saw Etretat, Yport, the prettiest
15 LXXI     |          in Berry, of all that I saw. My unfortunate spirit would
16 LXXVII   |        is severely threatened.~I saw M. Depaul today. One must
17 LXXXVII  |      second time by your advice, saw the sands of Arboronne.
18 LXXXVII  |       must progress.~Yesterday I saw Dumas: we talked of you,
19 LXXXVII  |          Prince Napoleon, whom I saw at his sister’s Thursday,
20 XCVI     |              like that. Plauchut saw you once, and he adored
21 CIV      |      time that I enjoyed life.~I saw Sainte-Beuve and the Princess
22 CVI      |    formerly: I was afraid when I saw Maurice too impressionable
23 CXVIII   |   FLAUBERT Paris, 18 May, 1869~I saw Levy today, I tested him
24 CXVIII   |         I tested him at first; I saw that he would not give up
25 CXXXVI   |          Applause, enthusiasm. I saw the moment during the reading
26 CXLV     |        my midwife, it was he who saw into my thought more clearly
27 CXLVII   |  distance in this severe cold. I saw Theo this evening, I told
28 CXLVII   |       want you to write to me. I saw Tourgueneff and I told him
29 CLVIII   |       little about aesthetics.~I saw l’Autre last evening, and
30 CXCIV    |        long a time it is since I saw your good firm writing!
31 CXCVII   |          it as well as anyone! I saw the storm rising. I was
32 CCXVI    |        are very low, very low!~I saw Ruy Blas badly played except
33 CCXVII   |         old age that when I last saw her was still so green and
34 CCXXVI   |      task was over, as soon as I saw my dear world reunited and
35 CCXXXII  |       What are you doing now? We saw each other so little and
36 CCXXXV   |         so attentive to what she saw, and curious about everything
37 CCXLIII  |        is not easy to do.~When I saw Francia plunge the poignard
38 CCLXXIV  |        second performance when I saw Delannoy come back into
39 CCLXXIV  |          my apartment where they saw “on the walls, pictures
40 CCLXXVIII|         has given me pleasure. I saw him a great deal this winter,
41 CCLXXVIII|        love him more and more. I saw a good deal of father Hugo
42 CCCII    | healthiest and the broadest part saw in it a severe and striking
43 CCCXVI   |        that I love him because I saw him shed so many tears.~