Letter

 1 XV       | distractions. But I take a good deal on myself and I shall end
 2 XXXV     |      1866~There would be a good deal to say on all that, my comrade.
 3 XL       |       this: try to have a great deal of talent and even of genius
 4 XLIII    |         occupied my mind a good deal, but have taken up very
 5 XLVIII   |        love one another a great deal, dear comrade, for we both
 6 LI       |         and which I had a great deal of trouble in acclimating
 7 LXXIV    |      you would like her a great deal, and then you have it 18
 8 XCVI     |        have studied them a good deal this time without learning
 9 C        |       laughed and lived a great deal during these holidays, but
10 C        |         appreciates you a great deal. Tourgueneff has been more
11 CV       |       desert, we keep up a good deal of vitality. And that I
12 CX       |       to me to love him a great deal; then I love him too, and
13 CXXIII   |          I have thought a great deal about you lately, I would
14 CXXV     |        inconveniences me a good deal. I am not going to Normandy
15 CXXX     |       but it would do me a good deal of harm, for I have gotten
16 CXXX     |   Inadequate compensation and a deal of uproar for nothing. One
17 CXXXIV   |     time and to produce a great deal.~I have seen two short articles
18 CXLIV    |       and sweet. He has a great deal of intelligence and he works
19 CLIX     |         they still want a great deal of care and oversight, and
20 CLXXII   |  Perhaps. But the war is a good deal responsible for it. I think
21 CLXXXIII |     losses. I have wept a great deal. I have undergone much anguish.
22 CCIII    |      are well, you have a great deal to do, you still detest
23 CCXIV    |        But I have slept a great deal and I am again afloat. I
24 CCXLIV   |      others! That helps a great deal; for Maurice and I work
25 CCLII    |      have been suffering a good deal lately with a series of
26 CCLX     |         which amuses me a great deal, and I have finished l’Essai
27 CCLXXVIII|     pleasure. I saw him a great deal this winter, and I love
28 CCLXXVIII|     more and more. I saw a good deal of father Hugo who is (when
29 CCLXXX   |       le Temps and it is a good deal for me even to open a paper
30 CCXC     |        and I am working a great deal. I am also doing many water
31 CCXCI    |         that man did me a great deal of harm. He wounded me deeply.
32 CCCI     |         made me reflect a great deal. I have reread it ten times,
33 CCCV     |      bourgeois can have a great deal of heart and delicacy, be
34 CCCVI    |       1876~I should have a good deal to say about the novels
35 CCCVIII  |       men whom I admire a great deal and whom I consider real
36 CCCXII   |       have been working a great deal lately. How I should like