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 1 Introd  |        wide desultory reading; went to Paris, which he hated,
 2 XXXIX   |     going better and better. I went to hear it again two or
 3 LI      |       he had intended. Maurice went alone a little while ago,
 4 LV      |     cowardice is decreasing.~I went twice to the Exposition;
 5 LV      |  entire months to himself, and went every morning to take notes,
 6 LVI     |        well. If the human race went on very well or very ill,
 7 LX      |        him, he did not move. I went away, he followed me with
 8 LX      |  longer, he took the piece and went to talk with a group. I
 9 LXVII   |   Limes, what a country! And I went back and forth twice within
10 LXXXVI  |      one whom you do not know, went so far as not to like it,
11 LXXXVII |     and I perspired greatly. I went twice to Fontainebleau,
12 LXXXVII |        made me almost dizzy.~I went also to Saint-Gratien. Now
13 CI      |        out last Friday, that I went to bed at seven o’clock
14 CXXX    |      not to come till March. I went back there this evening,
15 CL      | evening, 20th February, 1870~I went out today for the first
16 CLIX    |    terrors! At last our savior went off this morning leaving
17 CLIX    |      tranquil and our invalids went out to walk in the garden
18 CLXIV   |    suits us all here, for Lina went to Paris this morning vigorous
19 CLXIX   |      complained that those who went first could not let those
20 CLXXXV  |        a riot.~Some days ago I went from here with Dumas to
21 CCXXXVII|       had called “imbecile,” I went to call on another whom
22 CCLXVI  |     such are your exactions!~I went on Sunday to the civic funeral
23 CCLXXIX |      week you came to Paris? I went through it to go to Switzerland,
24 CCLXXXI |      in medicine. Last year he went to the baths at Aix in Savoy,
25 CCCV    |     inadequate. But everything went very well, and this revival
26 CCCXII  | pleasantly received. My nephew went to carry him the documents
27 CCCXIV  |     not Maurice answered me?~I went to Plauchut’s this morning