Letter

 1 Introd   |         Nohant she discovered a joy in untrammeled rural life
 2 Introd   |      gift of imparting, namely, joy, the spontaneous joyousness
 3 XVI      |         That fact, added to the joy of seeing Mademoiselle Aurore
 4 XXX      |     shall give you pleasure and joy when I tell you that La
 5 LVI      |     jolt of late. I worked up a joy, a courage at the idea of
 6 LXI      |     there would be feasting and joy in the family. I saw Sainte-Beuve,
 7 LXII     |       blood in my veins and the joy in my heart.~Love your old
 8 CI       |       myself may be a “state of joy,” no. But what can I do?
 9 CXLII    |       make impossible the great joy of our little ones who would
10 CXLII    |       may be interrupted in the joy of your arrival on account
11 CXLIV    |        be happy to owe her this joy for his family and this
12 CXLIV    |       our tears would change to joy.~That child is very dear
13 CLXXXVIII|       embraced one another with joy and restrained themselves
14 CCXI     |         and give us nothing but joy. After the dismal winter
15 CCXXXIII |    shall be out of my mind with joy. Decidedly our two old troubadourships
16 CCXLIII  |  everything, and, as it were, a joy to be in the world.”~La
17 CCXLVI   | pleasure, and from working with joy.~You were pleased with my
18 CCXLVI   |      promise to come; that is a joy and a feast day for my heart,
19 CCLII    |         shall think only of the joy and the hope of seeing you
20 CCLXIV   |         Paris; I had a mistaken joy about it, dear good master
21 CCLXXIII |   accomplished, but he feels no joy over it. In that manner
22 CCLXXVII |     profession.~Plauchut is the joy of the salons! happy old
23 CCLXXXVI |      would see it approach with joy; it is so easy to sleep
24 CCCII    |      PLACE, but because my sole joy is in keeping myself with
25 CCCXVI   |      time you will feel a great joy in the idea alone that you