Letter

 1 Introd   |   inexhaustible supply of it, meet; he pours out his bitterness,
 2 Introd   |   eighteenth century currents meet in the work of the new romantic
 3 Introd   |      more enthusiastic when I meet the beautiful and the good.
 4 IV       |      and, in consequence if I meet you with her whom I care
 5 LX       |  myself if I had the honor to meet myself. I should say that
 6 LX       |    country, you might perhaps meet them at the end of the Brusq.
 7 LXIII    |    here. But I do not hope to meet you there. You ought to
 8 LXXVI    |  shall still have a chance to meet you.~From far, or from near,
 9 LXXXIX   |      stories about it when we meet.~However, as I am an optimist
10 XCVI     |      more enthusiastic when I meet the beautiful and the good.
11 CVI      |    shall be able, perhaps, to meet you in Paris.~Your old solitary,~
12 CXVII    |   five o’clock, but you might meet some guys whom you dislike.
13 CXXVI    |     Gay-Lussac. When shall we meet? Tell me. All my days, are
14 CXXVIII  |      for Nohant.~We must then meet and see each other. Here
15 CXXXI    |   think it suitable.~We shall meet Saturday at poor Sainte-Beuve’
16 CLX      | Certainly, I shall be glad to meet M. Favre; since he is a
17 CLXXXIII |     March, 1871~When shall we meet? Paris does not seem amusing
18 CLXXXVIII|       did the Catholics do to meet a great danger? They crossed
19 CXCIII   |    plants. What men will they meet to protect them and continue
20 CCVII    |  always prevents and we never meet. I am harassed more than
21 CCXLI    |      shall talk of it when we meet.~Adieu, dear good, adorable
22 CCLVI    |    talk of you.~When shall we meet again, now? How far Nohant
23 CCLXVI   |    dear master! When shall we meet? Nohant is very far away!
24 CCLXXXII |      this to tell you when we meet. Why is the theatre such
25 CCCXI    |     you are disposed to go to meet him, or that you will wait
26 CCCXVI   |  friend, adieu! When shall we meet now? How I should feel the
27 CCCXVII  |      less evil. When shall we meet? I want so much to see you,
28 CCCXVIII |   sake of literature. When we meet I shall talk a long time