Letter

 1 Introd   |   Prussian occupation of his own home at Croisset. The first reaction
 2 XIV      |          Paris, Friday.~On going home yesterday, I found Couture
 3 XVI      |         children, and on getting home I find your two letters.
 4 XXVI     |       for three hours and I came home as worn out as the Turk
 5 XLIV     |       January, 1867~Here I am at home, fairly strong except for
 6 XLIV     |        die without a hearth or a home. Then one thinks of the
 7 LII      |      dine with Maurice. He is at home at five o’clock but not
 8 LV       |       rush headlong towards your home.~As regards news, Sainte-Beuve
 9 LIX      |        May, 1867~Here you are at home, old friend of my heart,
10 LXIV     |        there are real natives at home, peasants, fisherfolk, a
11 LXVIII   |         planning to return to my home in the country with Madame
12 LXXVI    |         amuse ourselves madly at home so as to forget that we
13 LXXVIII  |        1868~If you were to be at home Wednesday evening, I should
14 XCIV     |         or the same day; I am at home from one o’clock to five.
15 XCIX     |         at six o’clock, and I am home at ten. Such is my life.~
16 CXVII    |        your house. I shall be at home every day at five o’clock,
17 CXXIV    |     where you would have been at home; sad when you wanted to
18 CXL      |     festivals with the family at home. I told Plauchut to try
19 CLX      |         next day. I shall return home to Croisset the first of
20 CLXXVIII |         war (I hope) will make a home thrust at the “authorities.”~
21 CXCVI    |           but I cannot leave the HOME, for all sorts of reasons
22 CXCVI    |     endure me anywhere except at home. You absolutely must come
23 CCXI     |        one might as well stay at home.~You don’t tell me of your
24 CCXIII   |        and learning. Change your home, move about, have mistresses
25 CCXX     |      hour. She wanted me to come home although the painters have
26 CCXXXIII |         September? I shall be at home until winter.~You ask me
27 CCXXXV   |        Here we are back again at home, after a month passed, just
28 CCXLIV   |       winter, and I do not leave home unless I absolutely have
29 CCLXI    |          with them now that I am home, by sending a copy of something
30 CCLXXXI  |        girls. You will remain at home and YOU WILL BE WRONG. You
31 CCLXXXII |         of the Righi, I returned home the first of August and
32 CCLXXXVII|           I exercise, and I come home tired, and still more irritated,
33 CCCV     | exasperated me that, having gone home in order to get rid of the