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 1 III     |         you might make a useless trip, when you arrive in Paris,
 2 XVI     |      returned from a twelve days trip with my children, and on
 3 XX      |        manuscript (entire) of my trip in Brittany among my “unpublished
 4 XXI     |      unformed mass.~Why did your trip remain unpublished? You
 5 LV      |         When shall I see you?~My trip to Nohant has fallen through.
 6 LXXVI   |        snow and the cold, and my trip is postponed. We amuse ourselves
 7 XCIX    |       month of dreaming about my trip. Real pictures will replace
 8 CV      |      that I delay all I can, the trip to Paris and the chapter
 9 CVI     |       you are going to Paris, my trip is delayed as my children
10 CXXI    |     advised him to take a little trip to the south of France.
11 CXXIII  |          day. You were to take a trip to the seashore first if
12 CXLIII  |    severe, I dreaded it for your trip. We know you got to Chateauroux
13 CLXXXIX |     which I spare you.~My little trip to Paris has troubled me
14 CCXXVI  |     other is very tired, and the trip did not prevent the whooping-cough.
15 CCXXXIII|         of your bad temper, this trip will do you good. It will
16 CCXXXIII| publisher or a review on my next trip to Paris, but we ought to
17 CCXXXV  |         She was so lovely on the trip, so gay, so appreciative
18 CCXXXIX |        from what irritates me. A trip to Paris is for me now,
19 CCXLIV  |       you come? or wait until my trip to Paris? But when shall
20 CCLV    |       the EXPRESS. Otherwise the trip is too long and stupid.
21 CCLVI   |      Chatre! But the rest of the trip was horrid because of the
22 CCLXXVI |        next week for Russia, his trip will forcibly interrupt
23 CCLXXIX |    fortnight ago I made a little trip to Lower Normandy, where
24 CCCVIII |        during a little two-days’ trip that I am forced to take
25 CCCIX   |     kidnapping of the child, the trip in the carriage, and the
26 CCCXVIII|  fortnight I shall make a little trip to Lower Normandy for the