Letter

 1 Introd  |    reaction of both was a quite simple consternation and rage,
 2 XXXVII  |        to be interested in such simple things? Adieu, it is late,
 3 XLVII   |         refrain from it through simple good taste.~Another word
 4 LXXI    |        are reached only through simple means, through positive
 5 XCI     |      the bourgeois of the time, simple citizens of the small towns.
 6 CXXIX   |        would offend me. Between simple friends, one needs manners
 7 CXXXIX  |       the ill will. You are too simple. You do not know how original
 8 CXLIV   |       good, so kind, so gay, so simple, so sympathetic, wish to
 9 CLXIV   |      don’t dare to say how very simple and primitive I am in this
10 CLXV    |       with me, and my poor good simple mother has become so old
11 CLXXXVI |         a very clear and almost simple thing.~What retrogressions!
12 CXCVII  |   waited for it in vain. I too, simple, I waited. While blaming
13 CCXIII  |       All your heart is in this simple and discreet tale of his
14 CCXXXIII|         contracts; you are very simple; in business nothing holds
15 CCXXXIX |        matter what they say, so simple. People will recognize later (
16 CCXLI   |   gentlemen who do not want the simple and frivolous word Republic,
17 CCXLIII |      the style, with a thousand simple and strong things which
18 CCXLIV  |       how it is, and it is very simple. As soon as literature is
19 CCXLV   |    while Francia, although more simple, is perhaps more finished;
20 CCLXX   |    powers. Isn’t it funny, this simple hatred of authority, of
21 CCLXXVI |    return to the novel pure and simple. I have in my head two or
22 CCCII   |     agreed; but I practice this simple religion and you do not
23 CCCII   | protection, and of charming and simple goodness, proves that you
24 CCCVI   |     give it to me; that is very simple. On the whole, the thing
25 CCCVI   |         opposite; otherwise the simple reader, who is the average
26 CCCVIII |      for my Histoire d’un coeur simple, a trifle now “on the stocks,”
27 CCCXII  |    entitled Histoire d’un coeur simple. But I have interrupted
28 CCCXII  |       by my Histoire d’un coeur simple where you will recognize
29 CCCXVIII|       her!~I had begun un coeur simple solely on account of her,