Letter

 1 Introd   |     of events; it must either die or triumph.”~In 1831, when
 2 XXI      |      that one does not really die, since one LIVES AGAIN?
 3 XXXI     | installed themselves there to die, they come near the lamp,
 4 XLI      |    this evening. He could not die in better company; although
 5 XLIV     |       same, and that one will die without a hearth or a home.
 6 XLVI     |      does not teach us how to die. Barbes, who has expected
 7 LIX      |       one would want never to die, and when one is really
 8 CLXIX    |   other that the first one to die should appear to the survivor,
 9 CLXIX    |      that one does not really die.~I would indeed like to
10 CLXX     |       motive makes me want to die, so as not to see it any
11 CLXXVI   |    only one thing, that is to die, so to be at rest.~
12 CLXXX    |      away, the rest of us. To die of pneumonia or of a bullet
13 CLXXX    |    dying just the same. Let’s die without cursing our race!~
14 CLXXXIII |       September. Why didn’t I die from it? That is what surprises
15 CLXXXVIII|    Commune, which is about to die out, it is the last manifestation
16 CXC      |      them go on and they will die of hunger. There is no other
17 CXCVII   |        Let us suppose that we die absolutely, or that love
18 CXCVII   |      is certain, but we shall die while in the fulness of
19 CCXLIV   |      it is enough to make you die laughing. But I don’t agree
20 CCLII    |      good to me, that I shall die, I believe, smiling at them.
21 CCLXXVI  |       three to write before I die. Just now I am spending
22 CCLXXIX  |     poor Bouilhet did well to die! But I think that the Odeon
23 CCLXXXII |      and “methought” I should die of despair; but now things
24 CCLXXXIV |     me and I am sad enough to die. When I am not torturing
25 CCLXXXVI |   weeps, as cats do when they die?~
26 CCCI     |    worse. “I would rather not die,” as Marat said. Ah! no!