Letter

 1 I        |     the country where I often spend long months entirely alone.
 2 XII      |     that strikes you. I shall spend the day with you if you
 3 XII      |     if you like, returning to spend the night in Rouen, if I
 4 XVI      |        and next month I shall spend a day with you in order
 5 XXXIII   |     No, I have no theories. I spend my life in asking questions
 6 XLIII    |    property; one will have to spend several hours a day fussing
 7 LXV      |       so absolutely forced to spend the evening of the 19th
 8 LXXIV    |       have made me promise to spend that day with them, and
 9 LXXVII   |    event, I shall be happy to spend two days with my old troubadour,
10 LXXIX    |  confinement. I hope to go to spend two days at that dear Croisset.
11 LXXXIX   |     Cadio, I shall beg you to spend twenty-four hours here for
12 XC       |    advise you. I have come to spend the days of respite that
13 CVIII    |   nephews and friends come to spend two out of every three days
14 CXXXIII  |   like that?~You are going to spend the winter in Paris, and
15 CLX      |     it will not be noticed. I spend my days in the library of
16 CLXVI    |       of August. Then I shall spend all the month of October
17 CLXIX    |      August, you must come to spend several days with us. You
18 CLXXIV   |       so to write anything. I spend my time like everyone else
19 CCXXV    |     came back here with me to spend several days. We should
20 CCXXXVI  |      you, but I don’t dare to spend the money, however little
21 CCLXIV   |      were a devotee, I should spend my time before a crucifix
22 CCLXXVIII|    short month, I shall go to spend three weeks on the Righi,
23 CCLXXX   |     courage to stay in bed: I spend the evening with my children
24 CCXCI    | pounds. My niece will come to spend all the month of June here.
25 CCXCVII  |   might buy it and you should spend the rest of your life there.
26 CCC      |   midnight and that I want to spend all my evening with my family;