Letter

 1 Introd   |     pastoral life, beginning with La Mare au Diable, there develops
 2 XV       |        them perform a fairy play: la Nuit de Noel from the Theatre
 3 XXX      |          joy when I tell you that La Conjuration d’Ambroise,
 4 XLIV     |      yourself a little.~Consuelo, La Comtesse de Rudolstadt,
 5 LVIII    |           heard some fine words a la Prudhomme. That hatred springs
 6 LXXIII   |          a propos of his book: De la propriete, and I hope that
 7 LXXXV    |          great Veuillot, in Ca et La. That does not prevent us
 8 LXXXVI   |         to whom we gave supper at La Chatre, two successive nights
 9 LXXXVIII |         or rather I have not read La Lanterne! Rochefort bores
10 CI       |          very much the Lepreux de la cite d’Aoste, finds Don
11 CIV      |      nothing more. At the time of La Harpe, they were grammarians;
12 CXXV     |       nothing either of Chilly or la petite Fadette. In a few
13 CXXX     |           make an attempt with de la T(our) Saint-Y(bars). I
14 CXXX     |           forty days longer. Then La Tour Saint-Ybars precedes
15 CXXXV    |        much hatred and bad faith.~La Tribune, le Pays and l’Opinion
16 CXXXVIII |           message: “To Girardin.” La Liberte will publish your
17 CXXXVIII |          to be rolled in the mud. La Gironde calls me Prudhomme.
18 CXLIV    |          get him as substitute at La Chatre.~Do you know M. Roy,
19 CXLIV    | intelligence and he works well at La Chatre, where his chief
20 CLXXXVIII|      mental state. The success of la Lanterne and Troppman have
21 CLXXXVIII|     reverence of Saint-Victor for la Paiva. And this falseness (
22 CCI      |           a bit of Victor Hugo in la Legende des siecles, where
23 CCVII    |        etc. They made me strangle la Baronne quite as Ruy Blas
24 CCXVI    |       evening, Kant’s Critique de la raison pure, translated
25 CCXVIII  |     possible.~And the Critique de la raison pure of the previously
26 CCXX     |           a lawsuit. The story of la Fontaine is not ended. I
27 CCXXXVIII|       time to put on Mademoiselle La Quintinie. Where shall you
28 CCXXXIX  |     performances for Mademoiselle La Quintinie. But you will
29 CCXLIII  |          joy to be in the world.”~La Roche aux Fades is an exquisite
30 CCXLIV   |       they will play Mademoiselle La Quintinie. The censors have
31 CCLVI    |     Hurrah for the postillions of La Chatre! But the rest of
32 CCLX     |          am reading l’Histoire de la Medecine by Daremberg, which
33 CCLXII   |           playing of Mademoiselle La Quintinie, you were too
34 CCLXVI   |            I have just read also, la Chretienne by the Abbe Bautain.
35 CCLXXII  |          gods. That is the truth.~La Petite Presse of this morning
36 CCLXXIII |          me. What do you think of La Rounat, who in his page
37 CCLXXVI  |         beginning le Figaro up to la Revue des Deux Mondes, including
38 CCLXXVI  |        des Deux Mondes, including la Gazette de France and le
39 CCLXXIX  |        contrary!~I have just read la Creation naturelle by Haeckel,
40 CCCX     |       have read your last volume, la Tour de Percemont.—Marianne
41 CCCX     |         true to life all that is! La Tour de Percemont pleased