Letter

 1 Introd   |            of well wishing and well doing, without which all would
 2 XXI      |       tradition of wishing well and doing well, without which all
 3 XXIV     |        answer for him as for me. In doing this, if the thing is feasible,
 4 XXXI     |           dear friend, what are you doing at this hour? Grubbing also,
 5 XXXIII   |          limits, there is no way of doing otherwise. Nature, you think,
 6 XXXVII   |          never tell me what you are doing. How far has the play gone?~
 7 XXXIX    |           1866~You ask me what I am doing? Your old troubadour is
 8 XL       |           It is very like what I am doing, in many ways. His book
 9 XLI      |   publishing. It is very fine.~I am doing for him what I have never
10 L        |            less offensive.~I am not doing Montreveche. I will tell
11 LV       |         back to Croisset. If she is doing well towards the month of
12 LXXI     |        evident.~As for the one I am doing, I am afraid that the idea
13 LXXII    |         anemia, and he thinks he is doing his duty in going to find
14 CI       |             the same time. And I am doing nothing that I want to!
15 CI       |      hunting up information, and in doing errands about my book. I
16 CXXXV    |           over the fairy play? I am doing now a description of the
17 CXXXIX   |         contains. You think you are doing things that will pass as
18 CLIX     |           how you are, what you are doing, if you are on your feet
19 CLXIX    |           too much money. Here I am DOING MY BUSINESS, as Aurore says,
20 CLXXIX   |             about it? What are they doing in the middle of France?
21 CXC      |          well? Tell me what you are doing in Paris, what you are seeing,
22 CCVIII   |          find hunting, cataloguing, doing his daily task, and gay
23 CCXI     |           over. At this moment I am doing THE USEFUL at the risk of
24 CCXXXII  |            designated?~What are you doing now? We saw each other so
25 CCXXXIII |        winter.~You ask me what I am doing now: I have done, since
26 CCXLII   |        publisher, since you are not doing so? You cannot keep it in
27 CCLI     |           and I can sell them. I am doing nothing about it, preferring
28 CCLII    |         reproaches; for you are not doing what you told me to do.~
29 CCLVI    |          been finding a pretext for doing without it. But it is high
30 CCLVIII  |           the ineffable pleasure of doing nothing! And how good work
31 CCLX     |           you say, “the pleasure of doing nothing.” As soon as I no
32 CCLX     |          the clerical gentlemen are doing very well, very well indeed!~
33 CCLXVIII |           Tourgueneff that you were doing very well. That is the main
34 CCLXXIII |          that?~The Tentation is not doing badly. The first edition
35 CCLXXV   |      CONTENT since Saint-Antoine is doing well and selling better.
36 CCLXXVIII|            is the criterion of well doing. I think that is grotesque
37 CCXC     |             a great deal. I am also doing many water colors, I am
38 CCC      |   Shakespeare just now, and you are doing well! He is the author who
39 CCCI     | instructions exact.~I am constantly doing all that I can to enlarge
40 CCCIX    |           not know at all what I am doing! You see that my cup is
41 CCCXVII  |             attraction one finds in doing so.~You ask me what I am
42 CCCXVII  |            so.~You ask me what I am doing. This is it: this year I