Letter

 1 XIV      |         I found Paris very small yesterday, when crossing the bridges.~
 2 XIV      |     Paris, Friday.~On going home yesterday, I found Couture to whom
 3 XXIV     |          spoke of him day before yesterday—my friend Charles Duveyrier
 4 XXXIV    |          Dumas and me. I saw her yesterday in Faustine, in which she
 5 XLVI     |          even been working since yesterday.~You, dear, you go walking
 6 XLVII    |        SAND Wednesday~I received yesterday your son’s book. I shall
 7 LXXV     |         hygiene, I did not begin yesterday. I am accustomed to it.
 8 LXXXI    |          and Nelaton who told us yesterday that she will deliver easily
 9 LXXXVII  |         the novel must progress.~Yesterday I saw Dumas: we talked of
10 CXXVI    |    September, 1869~They wrote me yesterday to come because they wanted
11 CXXXVI   |          defense.~Another story: yesterday Raphael and Michel Levy
12 CXLIV    |        we talk of you every day. Yesterday, Lina said to me that she
13 CXLIV    |    continual idols, these brats.~Yesterday, I received, after your
14 CXLV     |         Your commission was done yesterday at one o’clock. The princess
15 CXLV     |          you wrote me day before yesterday! But your friendship blinds
16 CLIV     |    master,~I received a telegram yesterday evening from Madame Cornu
17 CLXVI    |      keep on working! I finished yesterday, such as it is, the article
18 CLXXVIII |         took up my Saint-Antoine yesterday. So much the worse, one
19 CLXXXIV  |          your letter of the 11th yesterday.~We have all suffered in
20 CXCVII   |    civilized citizens dates from yesterday and many of those who know
21 CXCVII   |        he was and what he wanted yesterday. Yesterday all the world
22 CXCVII   |        what he wanted yesterday. Yesterday all the world was mistaken,
23 CXCVIII  |          answered you day before yesterday, and my letter took such
24 CXCIX    |          I received your article yesterday, and I should answer it
25 CCIX     |    indeed that and nothing else.~Yesterday I was preaching the calmness
26 CCXII    |          enough of that! I spent yesterday, a fine day, with Tourgueneff
27 CCXXIII  |      Your second letter (that of yesterday) moved me to tears! You
28 CCL      |    February, 1873~I wrote to you yesterday to Croisset, Lina thinking
29 CCLXII   | September, 1873~On arriving here yesterday, I found your letter, dear
30 CCLXVIII |       excellent Father Cruchard.~Yesterday I signed the final proof
31 CCLXXIV  |    passages that they seized on. Yesterday and the day before they
32 CCLXXX   |          Nohant, 6th July, 1874 (Yesterday, seventy years.)~I was in
33 CCLXXX   |        up my letter again, begun yesterday; I still find it very hard
34 CCLXXXIII|    absent ones. Plauchut left us yesterday to return at Christmas.
35 CCLXXXIV |         interests me. Day before yesterday he recited by heart to me
36 CCLXXXVII|  handwriting came to reassure me yesterday morning, and this morning
37 CCCII    |        be superior to the one of yesterday, and the one of day after
38 CCCV     | naturally good taste, said to me yesterday, in speaking of you: “How
39 CCCIX    |       disgusts me more and more. Yesterday, for instance, I was present
40 CCCXII   |      betook myself to V. Borie’s yesterday and was most pleasantly
41 CCCXIV   |        of Madam Sand.~I was told yesterday that she was very ill, why
42 CCCXVI   |         of the thing. I received yesterday a very sympathetic letter