Letter

 1 Introd  |     the East, which he adored, seeing Egypt, Palestine, Constantinople,
 2 XVI     |      fact, added to the joy of seeing Mademoiselle Aurore again,
 3 XVI     |       of one who has just been seeing only stones and has not
 4 XXVIII  |        must have been MOVED at seeing you. He looked forward to
 5 XXVIII  |       then are threatened with seeing me often scratching at your
 6 L       |        he writes me that after seeing you he loves you more, that
 7 LIV     |       recovering again, and is seeing once more the trees and
 8 LIV     |        get news of you; but on seeing me so prostrated by the
 9 LVI     |       a courage at the idea of seeing you here. It was like a
10 LVII    |  master. I have little hope of seeing you before then!~But when
11 LXIV    |       hardly want to describe; SEEING it is enough in order not
12 LXIX    |     too have been bored at not seeing you, FOR A YEAR.~Your old
13 LXXXVI  |    like Louis Blanc dreamed of seeing it purified and restored
14 XC      |      life except OTHER PEOPLE. Seeing you soon in Paris will be
15 CXXIV   |      the disappointment of not seeing you, that it would have
16 CXLII   |        tonight my year’s task. Seeing you, dear old well-beloved
17 CLXVIII |       t think that the hope of seeing his brother again in a better
18 CXC     |   doing in Paris, what you are seeing, what you are thinking.
19 CXC     |   Croisset. I am blue from not seeing you, it is a sort of death.~
20 CXCII   |      happened in the meantime! Seeing each other would be the
21 CXCVII  |       they suffer and blush at seeing bandits take shelter under
22 CCII    |       not stay so long without seeing Paris. I shall be there
23 CCIII   |      have had such pleasure in seeing you.—You were at Ch. Edmond’
24 CCXXVI  |    embrace you, and I count on seeing you soon.~G. Sand~
25 CCXXXI  |     You won’t go there without seeing the Cirque of Gavarnie,
26 CCXLIX  |       is to tell you that I am seeing very few people. Moreover
27 CCLI    |       I am feeling the NEED of seeing you, of embracing you, and
28 CCLII   |        the joy and the hope of seeing you flourishing again. We
29 CCLV    | looking forward IMPATIENTLY to seeing you.~Your old troubadour~
30 CCLX    |   during the last six weeks to seeing things from a theatrical
31 CCLXIII |         They tell me that I am seeing the dark side of things;
32 CCXCIV  |        I am keenly affected at seeing that you have a new subject
33 CCC     |       to write PROFESSIONALLY, seeing that I cannot keep awake
34 CCCXVIII|     good chat. I even count on seeing myself at your table by