Letter

 1 Introd  |     visiting card, this war for money, these civilized savages
 2 XLII    |       to all. One needs so much money and resources in order to
 3 XLIII   |       about that. One must have money for everything! So that
 4 XLIII   |         planet. And a propos of money, it is that which will make
 5 XLVI    |     Then you are worrying about money? I don’t know what that
 6 XLVI    |       of the sun. But I have no money, and besides I have no time.
 7 XLVII   |         will break down. As for money, we shall find it; and as
 8 XLVII   |     what you call worries about money; my revenues are very small,
 9 XLVII   |       Then, zut!~As for gaining money by my pen, that is an aspiration
10 XLVII   |       taste.~Another word about money and one that shall be quite
11 XLVIII  |         you WERE BOTHERED about money matters, I opened my letter
12 LXXII   |  working like an ox to have the money to go away with this winter
13 XCVI    |       know yet if we shall make money or not. As for me, when
14 XCVI    |         or not. As for me, when money comes, I say, “So much the
15 XCVI    |    worse,” without any chagrin. Money not being the aim, ought
16 XCVI    |       vapid or poor things make money.~Here I am with another
17 CIV     |     which is a fine way to make money out of literature). Oh,
18 CLXVI   |        for that I lack time and money. So I must push on my scratches
19 CLXIX   |      Buloz advances me too much money. Here I am DOING MY BUSINESS,
20 CLXXII  |       to life, to happiness, to money nor to anything; be what
21 CLXXXIII|     visiting card, this war for money, these civilized savages
22 CXCV    |        education, race and even money, which is worth more than
23 CCI     |    twenty electors of Croisset. Money, mind, and even race ought
24 CCIII   |     insist, but I fear that the money may have been stolen or
25 CCV     |    Nohant, 7 December, 1871~The money was stolen, I did not receive
26 CCVII   |       heir will get very little money. Honor is saved, that is
27 CCXX    |        above all not to hear of money.~My incapacity, in that
28 CCXX    |     madness. Aisse has not made money. Dernieres Chansons has
29 CCXXIII | creature you are! I do not need money now, thank you. But if I
30 CCXXXVI |         don’t dare to spend the money, however little it may be,
31 CCXLV   |      academic. I have made more money for him than Cuvillier-Fleury
32 CCXLV   |  abominable times? Is it to get money? What mockery! As if money
33 CCXLV   |      money? What mockery! As if money were the recompense for
34 CCXLVI  |        much. I have made enough money to be rich. If I am not,
35 CCLI    |    preferring to do without the money other than to exasperate
36 CCLXX   |         That is quite a serious money loss to me. It would have
37 CCLXXII |         have liked to make some money, but as my fall involves
38 CCLXXIII|  management, it could have made money like another. Would it have
39 CCLXXIV |     Those people to whom I lent money or for whom I did favors
40 CCLXXXI |         is reckoning on a great money success. Well, so be it!
41 CCLXXXI | destinies because they have the money, and as they have more mind
42 CCXCI   |       Add to that worries about money with melancholic recollections
43 CCXCVII |      your life there. I have no money, but I should try to shift