Letter

 1 Introd   |       no less than in plot, she won her early reputation as
 2 Introd   |       modern French realism and won the discipleship of the
 3 XL       |        in my nostrils! And then won’t it be time perhaps to
 4 XLVI     |         go to Paris next month, won’t you come to see me here?
 5 XLVII    |      for the time, take it. You won’t do anything that I advise,
 6 LXXII    |    wanting to come to Nohant; I won’t reproach you for I don’
 7 LXXIII   |       dear master, write to me, won’t you?~I embrace you tenderly.~
 8 LXXIV    |         a stick-in-the-mud, who won’t let yourself be dragged
 9 LXXXV    |         six weeks. The patriots won’t forgive me for this book,
10 XCIII    |        is page 161!~In the play won’t you have to give a longer
11 CV       |         extricate himself. They won’t entangle us in it: we
12 CXVIII   |      you will have two volumes, won’t you?~However, I persisted
13 CXXXIV   |          and your place is well won for always. Live then as
14 CXXXVI   |       books of Arsene Houssaye, won’t write articles on mine,
15 CXLVI    |    Tuesday, to my lodgings. You won’t be forced to swallow down
16 CLV      |        Nohant, 17 March, 1870~I won’t have it, you are not getting
17 CXCV     |     Journal and le Figaro, they won’t read anything else, because
18 CCIII    |     hear from Plauchut that you won’t let yourself be abducted
19 CCX      |   finished, to Tourgueneff. Why won’t you be there!~I embrace
20 CCXXXI   |          Is it lovely, too? You won’t go there without seeing
21 CCXXXV   |         I hope Tourgueneff too, won’t you come also? it would
22 CCXLII   |     Croisset, for a man? If you won’t come when we are gay and
23 CCXLV    |    criticise? In ten years they won’t know, perhaps, how to
24 CCLVIII  |          He insists that he has won it as you are taking out
25 CCLXIV   |       and corrected, perhaps he won’t want it. In short, if
26 CCLXXXIII|       you, if you are in Paris, won’t you come to keep the Christmas
27 CCXC     |        at the price of walking!~Won’t you come to see us? Whether
28 CCXCIX   | MEDIEVAL bit of nonsense, which won’t run to more than thirty