Letter

 1 PrefNote | acknowledge valuable criticism given by Professor Sherman, Ruth
 2 Introd   |    work, and a right direction given to her own heart and conscience.~
 3 Introd   |      contemporaries for having given me the feelings of a brute
 4 Introd   |       In a world more and more given to judging trees by their
 5 XXVIII   |      the judgment would not be given for a fortnight. That in
 6 XXXIII   |    conclusive reply ever being given me. I await the brilliance
 7 XLII     |        shape very soon, I have given the Odeon A VACATION. They
 8 CIV      |    fellow, and that friend has given one thirty thousand francs
 9 CVIII    |      Goncourts, you have never given it to me. Shall I never
10 CXXXI    |       me that your play can be given the 15th of December, if
11 CLIV     |  Madame Cornu who will have it given to the Empress.~I think
12 CLXII    |        be sportive. I am still given up to abominable readings,
13 CLXV     |   excess, a gentleman entirely given over to what he does.~I
14 CLXVIII  |     one thing (and that is not given me), it is to have some
15 CLXXIX   |      people, and they were all given something. What will this
16 CLXXXIII |      contemporaries for having given me the feelings of a brute
17 CXCI     |        the management has been given to the Berton, Laurent,
18 CCI      |     dear good master, have you given such a proof of your inconceivable
19 CCXIII   |        rank, and ranks are not given by decree, above all in
20 CCXVI    |      love each other.~Have you given Paris an eternal adieu?
21 CCXXXII  |     the support that they have given him. As for me, who, thank
22 CCXLV    |  Caroline, to whom I have just given Nanon to read, is enchanted
23 CCLXX    |      my play will be very well given, that is all. For I have
24 CCLXXVIII|        has not yet (naturally) given me any answer. How far the
25 CCLXXVIII|      article, but he, that has given me pleasure. I saw him a
26 CCLXXXII |      me for letting my play be given in such a joint. But since
27 CCLXXXVII|    potassium has calmed me and given me eczema on the middle
28 CCXCVII  |        made progress, you have given up a work that would not
29 CCCII    |     severe and striking lesson given to a woman without conscience
30 CCCIX    |       a periodical, but I have given the plan up.~