Letter

 1 XVIII   |     why their portraits do not look like one another nor like
 2 XXVII   |       with him. He had a happy look. And then I talked with
 3 XLII    |  account of that, accidents to look out for. I am very saddened
 4 XLVIII  |      my article on faience. Do look and see if it was printed
 5 LX      |       in silver. He deigned to look at it. “Do you want it?”
 6 LXXVI   |      covered with snow? Do you look at that at night while you
 7 LXXXIX  |      optimist just the same, I look at the good side of things
 8 CXXXI   |        the worse! If I did not look at Bouilhet’s affairs as
 9 CXXXVI  |     him.~Ditched again. I must look elsewhere. Nothing new at
10 CXLV    |        you wanted, in order to look after it at once. She seemed
11 CLXIV   |     and get prettier while you look at them. As for me, I am
12 CLXXXIII|       tranquil country!~Let us look for new hypocrisies: declamations
13 CXCIV   |      universal groan.~I do not look forward to an imminent cataclysm
14 CXCIX   |     without being persuaded.~I look vainly in your article for
15 CCVIII  |    have some very sad hours. I look at MY FLOWERS, these two
16 CCXI    |    that pedagogy teaches us to look for knots in bulrushes.
17 CCXII   |       Since you own this book, look at page 100.~If I had kept
18 CCXX    |      not to have “business” to look after, to avoid all connection
19 CCXXII  |       plans somewhat. I had to look after Aurore so that she
20 CCXXXI  |      myself while his patients look after themselves and croak.
21 CCXL    |        in this weather, didn’t look good to me at all; what
22 CCXL    |      are sad and don’t want to look at the sun. As for those
23 CCLIII  |      But nowadays people don’t look so closely.~
24 CCLVI   |    hate myself too much when I look in my mirror. The older
25 CCLXXIV |        myself even, and when I look for the causes, I ask myself,
26 CCLXXXVI|      despair of human-kind, to look at my past sorrows and joys
27 CCLXXXVI| suffering as are all those who look high and far ahead; but
28 CCXCVIII|      besides, that Perrin will look after them.~We all KISS
29 CCCIV   |      carried out! But you only look for the well-turned phrase,
30 CCCIX   |    passed unperceived. Then to look for what can please seems
31 CCCXII  |   today. Borie has promised to look after the affair; will he
32 CCCXVIII|      without news. Give a long look for me at the little corner