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 1 VII     |   before dinner. Au revoir and thank you for the fraternal permission
 2 XXIX    |     about it and charges me to thank you with all his good and
 3 XXXVII  |    laughed aloud many times. I thank you very dear master, you
 4 XLVII   |     probably. Meanwhile, don’t thank him any the less, dear master.~
 5 XLVII   |        a hand-shake for me, to thank him for his sympathy. Is
 6 XLVIII  | straight to the point. Well, I thank you for that kind thought
 7 LX      |      to ask me something or to thank me. No one moved. I returned
 8 LXXVI   |      is good and it is nice. I thank you for having thought of
 9 LXXXIV  |     give it to the postman and thank you.~There you are alone
10 XC      |    love you, we embrace you.~I thank you for coming to see Cadio.~
11 XCIII   |      my eyes are smarting.~So, thank you, very kindly, my dear
12 XCIV    |      from one o’clock to five. Thank you; I embrace you and I
13 XCVI    |       want to write. I did not thank you enough for coming to
14 CIX     |  embrace you tenderly,~G. Sand~Thank you for the address.~
15 CX      |  regards to Maxime Du Camp and thank him for not forgetting me.~
16 CXXXVIII|   seems new to me.~How shall I thank you? I feel the need of
17 CXLVI   |       myself and for my brood. Thank you for Edme.~G. Sand~
18 CLVIII  |       your letter (for which I thank you) to Madame Cornu, enclosing
19 CLVIII  |     oppressed heart is easier, thank you. I think that it will
20 CXC     |      the more gnarly they are. Thank you for having worried over
21 CXCV    |  attention, dear master, and I thank you very much for it. I
22 CCV     |     would be liable to a suit. Thank the princess just the same
23 CCXXIII |       I do not need money now, thank you. But if I did need any,
24 CCXXXII |     given him. As for me, who, thank Heaven, have no more connection
25 CCXLII  |        counts more with him. I thank you too, for my part; for
26 CCXLIII |     They have done me good. So thank you, dear, good master.
27 CCXLIII |    completely in the period.~I thank you from the bottom of my
28 CCXLIV  |     wanted it for his paper. I thank you then, and I send you
29 CCLVII  |     many pretty a b c phrases.~Thank you for what you say of
30 CCLXVII |        want to embrace you and thank you for having written to
31 CCLXXIII|    SAND Wednesday, April, 1874~Thank you for your long letter
32 CCLXXX  |       to write to you, even to thank you for the good letter
33 CCCVIII |      in advance that you would thank me for the opportunity of
34 CCCX    |      Friday evening...1876~Ah! thank you from the bottom of my
35 CCCXI   |        Risler; I charge you to thank M. Daudet, to tell him that
36 CCCXII  |        his reception. I do not thank you (of course) but you
37 CCCXVI  |      little freer, more alone. Thank you for your kind thought.~
38 CCCXVII |     Tuesday, 3rd October, 1876~Thank you for your kind remembrance,
39 CCCXVIII|     Sannois, 20th August, 1877~Thank you for your kind remembrance,