Letter

 1 XCIX     |       that I had a visit from Tourgueneff? How you would love him!~
 2 C        | appreciates you a great deal. Tourgueneff has been more fortunate
 3 CVII     |       the Goncourts.~The good Tourgueneff ought to be in Paris at
 4 CX       |    renew my acquaintance with Tourgueneff, whom I knew a little without
 5 CXLVII   |     you to write to me. I saw Tourgueneff and I told him all that
 6 CLXVIII  |    style.”~Aside from you and Tourgueneff, I don’t know a living being
 7 CXCI     |       I am expecting the good Tourgueneff there. It would be very
 8 CXCIV    |     make people listen to me?~Tourgueneff has written me that he is
 9 CXCVI    |      must come to see me with Tourgueneff, since you are planning
10 CCIV     |    none of our friends except Tourgueneff, whom I have found more
11 CCVII    |       step on the right path.~Tourgueneff has been in Paris since
12 CCX      |      all that is finished, to Tourgueneff. Why won’t you be there!~
13 CCXI     |     is not to be a third with Tourgueneff when you read your Saint-Antoine.
14 CCXII    |   yesterday, a fine day, with Tourgueneff to whom I read the hundred
15 CCXVI    |   curious temperament. It was Tourgueneff who took me to her house.~
16 CCXXXV   |      of September, and I hope Tourgueneff too, won’t you come also?
17 CCXXXVIII|       with Madame Viardot and Tourgueneff? You like them, you admire
18 CCXXXIX  |    ago, I have been expecting Tourgueneff from week to week. The gout
19 CCXLVIII |    Nohant. If you could bring Tourgueneff, we should be happy, and
20 CCLI     |       is the fault of the big Tourgueneff. I was getting ready to
21 CCLII    |        and we are counting on Tourgueneff whom we adore also.~I have
22 CCLIII   |     Dear master,~The gigantic Tourgueneff is at this moment leaving
23 CCLVI    |      by me.~Your two friends, Tourgueneff and Cruchard philosophized
24 CCLVII   |  these pages are dedicated to Tourgueneff it is the moment to ask
25 CCLVIII  |    not.— Have you any news of Tourgueneff? I am worried about him.
26 CCLIX    |      you know where the great Tourgueneff is now?~A thousand affectionate
27 CCLXVIII |      a little.~I knew through Tourgueneff that you were doing very
28 CCLXXIV  |  persons affect me: Delannoy, Tourgueneff and my servant!) In short,
29 CCLXXVI  |   consider profound.~The good Tourgueneff is leaving next week for
30 CCLXXVIII|      to its opinion.~The good Tourgueneff must be now in Saint Petersburg;
31 CCLXXIX  |      Darwin himself.~The good Tourgueneff has sent me news from the
32 CCXCI    |       cannot endure solitude.~Tourgueneff seemed to me, however, to
33 CCXCI    |     of my frightful book. But Tourgueneff loves me too much, perhaps
34 CCXCIV   |     that dear, lazy soul of a Tourgueneff, about the misfortune which
35 CCXCIV   |    and well as they both are. Tourgueneff tells me that your property
36 CCXCIX   |     are first of all, the big Tourgueneff, who is nicer than ever,
37 CCCV     |       What language! the good Tourgueneff and Madame Viardot made
38 CCCVI    |      to despair.~How are you? Tourgueneff wrote me that your last
39 CCCVIII  |      books.~I do not share in Tourgueneff’s severity as regards Jack,
40 CCCVIII  |      I consider real artists, Tourgueneff and Zola. Yet they do not
41 CCCXII   |   Cruchard is weary.~The good Tourgueneff leaves this evening for
42 CCCXVI   |  sympathetic letter from good Tourgueneff. He too loved her. But then,