Letter

 1 Introd    |        the world:~“I pass entire weeks without exchanging a word
 2 Introd    |           fills more slowly. For weeks she broods in silence, fearing
 3 XXVIII    |    preceding within the next two weeks would be extremely useful.
 4 XLII      |          have not worked for two weeks; so my task has not progressed
 5 XLIII     |         you think.~I pass entire weeks without exchanging a word
 6 LVI       |       when one has scribbled for weeks and months about that animal
 7 LX        |         of the month to stay two weeks in Paris, perhaps more if
 8 LXI       |       good friend, I spent three weeks in Paris with my children,
 9 LXXXI     |      have had bad dreams for two weeks about my poor Esther, and
10 LXXXV     |          sawed wood hard for six weeks. The patriots won’t forgive
11 LXXXVIII  |        was interrupted for three weeks, I am having terrible trouble
12 LXXXIX    |        you from Nohant about two weeks ago that I was going to
13 XCI       |          see each other in three weeks at the latest. I shall be
14 XCIX      |          will topple over.~Three weeks ago because I was foolish
15 CXXX      |         le Batard would last two weeks and it will last forty days
16 CLIX      |      leave them for two or three weeks. If then you are awaiting
17 CLXII     | personally, how are you? The two weeks are almost up, and I do
18 CLXXVII   |         you were.~Here it is six weeks that we have been expecting
19 CLXXIX    |  suffered so atrociously for six weeks.~My mother has fled to Rouen.
20 CLXXX     |       get us, and we spent three weeks there, looking in vain for
21 CCIV      |         not had for the last two weeks ten minutes of freedom.
22 CCXXIII   |    realized, during the last two weeks, that my poor dear, good
23 CCXLVI    |           but your sadness, your weeks of spleen, I do not understand
24 CCLI      |     first of April.” That is two weeks off. I shall see him tomorrow
25 CCLII     |    remain furious, indignant for weeks, months, almost years, is
26 CCLVII    |       through that work in three weeks. After that, God knows what!~
27 CCLX      |   accustomed during the last six weeks to seeing things from a
28 CCLXXIII  |        that I shall start in six weeks will keep me busy for four
29 CCLXXVII  |      will have amused me for six weeks, that is the most certain
30 CCLXXVII  |          with Iphigenie, for two weeks in Nohant last autumn. Ah!
31 CCLXXVIII |          shall go to spend three weeks on the Righi, so as to breathe
32 CCLXXIX   |      dream there. Well, in three weeks I shall be glued to my green
33 CCLXXXI   |         Aix in Savoy, and in two weeks he was cured of the pains
34 CCLXXXII  |     eight thousand copies in two weeks. Zola’s Conquete de Plassans,
35 CCLXXXVIII|       the legs.~Tell me that two weeks of this regime has cured
36 CCCIX     |      have been, for the last two weeks, entirely taken up by my