Letter

 1 Introd  | passion nor hunger?” And a few months later, he is still in mad
 2 I       |       where I often spend long months entirely alone. Is the request
 3 II      |      but when I return, in two months, I shall ask you again for
 4 VII     |      to Berry for two or three months, do try to find time to
 5 XLVII   |      some time in Paris. Three months are not too long for all
 6 LIV     |      ridiculous health for six months. March and April have been
 7 LIV     |    April have been such stupid months for him. It makes no difference,
 8 LV      |   someone who had three entire months to himself, and went every
 9 LVI     |        scribbled for weeks and months about that animal with two
10 LVIII   |     for a labor that lasts six months!~I have enough more for
11 LXXI    |      of recreation means three months of revery for me. I should
12 LXXXVI  |        fire, talking at thirty months as others do at five years,
13 LXXXVIII|  master? Here it is nearly two months since you have written to
14 XCVII   |      is to say, still six good months of work. I shall go to Paris
15 CIV     |      material for four or five months now. What a big “Hooray”
16 CXXXI   |       November. Two and a half months are about fifty performances;
17 CLX     |       I go to see him. For two months now he has been confined
18 CLXI    |      had during the last eight months! I am not working too much,
19 CLXXX   |    family could stay for three months. We were asked to go south
20 CXCII   |       parted so gaily eighteen months ago, and so many atrocious
21 CXCIV   |      of the Parisians. “In six months, sir, the Commune will be
22 CCII    |     longest nights these three months have not exceeded five hours.
23 CCVII   |     leading for two and a half months! How is it that I have not
24 CCXLI   |       to live in Paris for six months of the year: so it is impossible
25 CCXLIX  |       fountain! For nearly two months, I have not been able to
26 CCLI    |     have had for the past four months? What trouble was going
27 CCLII   |  furious, indignant for weeks, months, almost years, is unjust
28 CCLXIII |   absolutely abandoned for six months. Ordinarily, I take shorter
29 CCLXX   |    activity for the past eight months, or the radical absence
30 CCLXXXII|       seventeen hundred in six months, and there was an article
31 CCXCV   |      my bile.~For the last six months, especially, I don’t know
32 CCCI    |        pages, I shall have two months more at it. Such is my energy,