Letter

 1 Introd   |       which she received from her father’s line mingled in her veins
 2 Introd   |        may have acquired from his father something of that scientific
 3 Introd   |          When by the death of his father, in 1845, he succeeded to
 4 XXXII    |           ideas), that chapter of father Montaigne’s entitled “some
 5 XXXIII   |           temptation which is the father of real joys.~The question
 6 XLVII    |           faience; (2) a novel by father X—-, a Jesuit, on the Holy
 7 XLVII    |        But what sternness for the father Beuve who is neither Jesuit
 8 XLIX     |         to Sevres, to Creil, etc.~Father Sainte-Beuve is preparing
 9 LIX      |       most ridiculous person. Her father makes her drink while he
10 LXI      |        inheritance. His agreeable father stole about three hundred
11 XC       |          was all the same to her. Father Hyacinthe replaces for her
12 CVI      |     weeping at not being with her father. They left me the care of
13 CVI      |      adorations in the lap of her father and mother and who weeps
14 CVI      |          eyes stare, she says: MY FATHER? another time she says:
15 CCXVII   |        like to be very ill in her father’s place We love each other
16 CCXVII   | compensation?~Tell me how and why father Hugo did not have one single
17 CCXXXVI  |         thanks to Deschartres, my father’s teacher, who was a contradiction
18 CCXXXVI  |          as lazy as monsieur, her father, was. He has gotten over
19 CCXXXVIII|    anywhere a little urchin whose father you can believe you are?
20 CCXLV    |         Octave Feuillet more than father Dumas and you? Levy is academic.
21 CCXLV    |    bourgeoisie now, it would make father Thiers king of France. If
22 CCXLVII  |       procession at the burial of father Pouchet last Monday. That
23 CCLVII   |       pages on what he thought of father Ingres.~I am not entirely
24 CCLXII   |       grand row. I think too that Father Hugo was wrong in keeping
25 CCLXII   |           if we should see little Father Thiers again! On the other
26 CCLXVI   |          is happening now to your Father Cruchard.~Cruchard is very
27 CCLXVI   |         bad for Catholicism. Poor father Hugo (whom I could not help
28 CCLXVI   |           that.~You see that your Father Cruchard is not entirely
29 CCLXVIII |         news about that excellent Father Cruchard.~Yesterday I signed
30 CCLXXVIII|        more. I saw a good deal of father Hugo who is (when the political
31 CCLXXIX  |            Whence it results that Father Cruchard is wrathful with
32 CCLXXXV  |         you and save you, that is father Hugo; for he has one side
33 CCCXIII  |          to me that the flight of father Athanasius and of Montaret,