Letter

 1 Introd   |        a point that seems never really to have pierced his thick
 2 Introd   |     spirited defence before the really indomitable “last ditch”
 3 IX       |     good dear comrade,~Will you really be in Paris these next few
 4 XIV      |     charming niece for me. I am really touched by the kind welcome
 5 XX       |        adieu, morale!~Don’t you really think that since ’89 they
 6 XXI      |       believe that one does not really die, since one LIVES AGAIN?
 7 XXXIII   |        difference. You, I don’t really know if by method or by
 8 XXXV     |         that I have never dared really to do him. I do not consider
 9 XXXV     |        don’t know, I have never REALLY known any one who did not
10 XXXV     |      them some day. That is not really what you are working on
11 XLII     |   tender and pure friendship. I really think that I am not going
12 XLII     |        does not weigh on you? I really think that it is not absolute,
13 XLIV     |      vary it with distractions. Really, my dear friend, think of
14 XLIV     |      reading that, you? Are you really amused? Then I shall read
15 XLIX     |    GEORGE SAND~Dear master,~You really ought to go to see the sun
16 LIV      |        day before my departure.~Really your old troubadour has
17 LVI      |      Bouilhet is content. Is it really a good position?~
18 LIX      |        happiness! That is being really infatuated. My gloom has
19 LIX      |         to die, and when one is really OLD, like me, one must hold
20 LXII     |         to walk with you; but I really must work, since I have
21 LXII     |         Aurore is a wonder. You really must see her, perhaps I
22 LXXIV    |         Madame Edmond Adam.] is really charming; you would like
23 LXXXVI   |        that goes wrong. Is that really so? and then the victims!
24 XCI      |      you.~And the censorship? I really hope for you that it will
25 C        |        make any difference. One really has to lie a little to divert
26 CIV      |      artists, only artists, but really artists? Where do you know
27 CXV      |       it is a fact that I don’t really know whom to listen to.~
28 CXXII    |        secrecy of the cabinets” really existed. The peoples still
29 CXXV     |         have a horror and which really troubles my serenity. You
30 CXXX     |       tell you again if you are really upset at this delay, I am
31 CXXXVII  |       you have a better idea, I really don’t know the importance
32 CLV      |       strength returns you must really live and not shut it up
33 CLVIII   |  several times. It did me good, really! How tender and exalting
34 CLXIX    |      believes that one does not really die.~I would indeed like
35 CLXXVII  |    salutary punishment! We were really too immoral! etc. Oh! eternal
36 CXCVI    |        the wit to engage. There really is no one left at the Odeon,
37 CCXXVIII |         for the production of a really appropriate little gem,
38 CCXXXVIII|         because he has not been really living for twenty years;
39 CCXLVI   |     show me, does not affect me really any more and does not prevent
40 CCXLVIII |         is!~Now, I hope for you really this time, and I think that
41 CCL      |         here and he understands really what you want, he can answer
42 CCLXXV   |     never done any for me; for, really, I am no more of a journalist
43 CCCIX    | virtuous. But do you think them really true to life? Are there