Letter

 1 XV       |       letter which I kiss. Don’t forget the three leaves from the
 2 XXVII    |         my book on faience. If I forget anything, remind me of it.~
 3 XLVIII   |    looking at them pleasantly. I forget that they appear afflicting
 4 LIV      |          well and that you don’t forget him.~
 5 LVI      |         me that all those I love forget me, and that it is justice,
 6 LXV      |          French! One is happy to forget it, it is a tiresome thing.~
 7 LXXVI    | ourselves madly at home so as to forget that we are prisoners, and
 8 CV       |   occupied with his own work, to forget himself in estimating that
 9 CXI      |         of you, of your work, to forget mine, God be thanked! and
10 CXIX     |          hearing THE REST. Don’t forget the manuscript.~Your troubadour
11 CXXIII   |       promised to come. We don’t forget it, we count on it, we dream
12 CXXXIII  |         for you are not going to forget me, are you? You will be
13 CXLII    |       women are in it too? Come, forget that persecution here, at
14 CLII     |      physical good. One does not forget one’s sorrow, but one forces
15 CLV      |         midst of all that, don’t forget that we love you and that
16 CLXIV    |          and the children do not forget you. As for me, I love you.~
17 CLXVI    |        Sunday, 26 June, 1870~You forget your troubadour who has
18 CLXXIII  |       the bowels of the earth to forget all that is going on above
19 CLXXXV   |        poor Saint-Antoine and to forget France.~My mother stays
20 CLXXXVII |      1871~No, certainly I do not forget you! I am sad, sad, that
21 CXCVII   |       not dissimulate nor try to forget this indignation which is
22 CCXXXI   |        the country! As for me, I forget everything as I do when
23 CCXXXVI  |          I am extravagant when I forget, and I continually forget.
24 CCXXXVI  |        forget, and I continually forget. And then I have so much
25 CCXXXVI  |        You see that she does not forget you. Titite’s Punch has
26 CCXXXVIII|       live, to exist, to act, to forget a bit his intellectual personality
27 CCXXXVIII|         Make yourself his slave, forget yourself in him.~What do
28 CCXL     |      know enough about it; but I forget so well. Well, sad or gay,
29 CCLII    |      recognize it yourself. Now, forget; don’t you know how to forget?
30 CCLII    |    forget; don’t you know how to forget? You live too much in yourself
31 CCLII    |        which it is ungrateful to forget.~That you get angry with
32 CCLXVII  |      folly, I flee it and try to forget it. As for admiration, I
33 CCLXX    |       ask me for seats, I should forget absolutely that I am soon
34 CCLXXX   |   evening with my children and I forget my little miseries which
35 CCLXXXV  |  knowledge and intelligence, you forget that there is something
36 CCXCIV   |         those whom you love, and forget yourself. We shall be thinking
37 CCXCVII  |          real daughter, you will forget all about it and will begin
38 CCC      |          them less sad. I cannot forget that my personal victory
39 CCCXVII  |        dear friend. Neither do I forget, and I dream of your poor,
40 CCCXVIII |        in existence. In order to forget the weight of it, I work