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 1 XVIII   |           stifling. The country is lovely. When will you come here?~
 2 XXVII   |             a good nesting-place a lovely country, affectionate hearts
 3 XXXVII  |         5th December, 1866~Oh! how lovely the letter of Marengo the
 4 XLIII   |          whatever you suspect, no “lovely lady” comes to see me. Lovely
 5 XLIII   |      lovely lady” comes to see me. Lovely ladies have occupied my
 6 XLV     |            o’clock, there was such lovely moonlight along the river
 7 XLV     |            existence.~You write me lovely things about “disinterested
 8 XLVIII  |            your mother and to your lovely niece.~Please acknowledge
 9 LVII    |            From the day I saw your lovely and kind face, I loved you.
10 LXIII   |            You ought to be in some lovely country, far from Paris
11 LXV     |       Juliette Lamber. If you were lovely, lovely, you would walk
12 LXV     |        Lamber. If you were lovely, lovely, you would walk to Jumieges
13 LXXVI   |           t you think so? Isn’t it lovely, the moonlight on the trees
14 LXXXIII |           very much alive and very lovely this evening. The mother
15 LXXXVI  | Fontainebleau has kept you. What a lovely forest, isn’t it? but it
16 LXXXVI  |            there which ought to be lovely now.~We are very happy here.
17 CLX     |            again with the sun.~The lovely lady in question made to
18 CLXV    |          deprived of.~You say very lovely and also good things to
19 CLXXXIV |          The season is going to be lovely. Paris will calm itself
20 CCXXXI  |           I let him talk, it is so lovely! I go on foot to the stream,
21 CCXXXI  |           don’t know Luchon. Is it lovely, too? You won’t go there
22 CCXXXV  |        depends on hers. She was so lovely on the trip, so gay, so
23 CCXL    |          and the walks that are so lovely in this weather, didn’t
24 CCXLVIII|            see how interesting and lovely my Aurore has become. I
25 CCXLVIII|         will do you good. It is so lovely here!~Your old comrade who
26 CCLII   |          much alone yonder in your lovely house. Come and work, at
27 CCLVIII |           a word of that, do write lovely things, and love your old
28 CCLX    |     enjoying the summer. For it is lovely weather, but I am bursting
29 CCLXI   |        what, in exchange. Ah! what lovely places I have seen and what
30 CCLXIII |        would be a good thing.~What lovely weather in our country!
31 CCXC    |         you still in Paris in this lovely weather? Nohant is now STREAMING
32 CCC     |            for me. What a good and lovely letter she wrote me! Tell