Letter

 1 Introd  | terrestrial field? ... But it is impossible, and your steady reason
 2 XXXVIII |       one’s work, seems to me as impossible as to weep with something
 3 XLIII   |      near future, for it will be impossible to live here, even for the
 4 XLIV    |       caused by the desire of an impossible SOMETHING OR OTHER? In that
 5 XLVIII  |         gentle instincts, almost impossible to find; all for metaphysical
 6 LXXIV   |  burlesque life that is real and impossible at the same time; it seems
 7 LXXXVI  |        behind. He is detestable, impossible, but out of the theatre,
 8 LXXXVII |    friend this autumn? It is not impossible. I know Freville. He is
 9 XC      |        September. But that seems impossible to everyone. Nothing is
10 XCIV    |           one would judge it all impossible, with thirty-five or forty
11 XCVI    |           The fact is that it is impossible not to idolize that little
12 CXXIX   |           to my way of thinking, impossible. It is hard to have to do
13 CXXXII  |           20 or 21 October, 1869~Impossible, dear old beloved. Brebant
14 CXLII   |          clock, which would make impossible the great joy of our little
15 CL      |    gallery or the balcony seats? Impossible to have a box. If yes, a
16 CLXV    |      except about her health) is impossible. All that makes an existence
17 CLXXIV  |      fear that it will be.~It is impossible for me to read anything
18 CLXXX   |       Don’t let’s say that it is impossible; don’t let’s think it. Don’
19 CXCI    |     Paris only for it, for it is impossible for me to get in Rouen the
20 CXCVII  |        all the others!~But it is impossible, and your steady reason
21 CXCVII  |         into our house, which is impossible, you know very well, I could
22 CXCVII  |   brigands and idiots? No, it is impossible; there are no groups, there
23 CCXI    |          with their ideas. It is impossible not to be tired of this
24 CCXXIV  |      assured it is because it is IMPOSSIBLE. I shall do it at the same
25 CCXXXII |          where we are that it is impossible to work. Moreover, the sight
26 CCXLI   |     months of the year: so it is impossible for me to change my way
27 CCXLV   |           But that is asking the impossible. They have LITERARY IDEAS,
28 CCLXIV  |     finally realized that it was impossible to change anything in le
29 CCLXXXI |        inde irae. However, it is impossible for me to be so modest as
30 CCLXXXII|      conception, it is radically impossible. We shall see, Ah! supposing
31 CCXCVIII|          the thing is ABSOLUTELY impossible. You shall read me what
32 CCC     |          from that moment, it is impossible for me to think of it or
33 CCC     |          Littre a senator? It is impossible to believe it when one knows
34 CCCXVI  |        which would, moreover, be impossible. Never mind! In a short