Letter

 1 Introd  |         a disgruntled son of the Second Empire. Between his literary
 2 Introd  |       two passions, of which the second sometimes alternates with
 3 Introd  |         and relative truth.”~The second passage is of June 21:~“
 4 XXXIX   |          the night in re-doing a second act which did not go properly
 5 LXIX    |         if you would, during the second week in October when you
 6 LXXI    |      hope that I shall finish my second part in February. But in
 7 LXXV    |           and it is time that my second part was finished, after
 8 LXXXVII |        to Fontainebleau, and the second time by your advice, saw
 9 XCVI    |     management relaxed after the second day. The press was half
10 CIV     |           who was hasty; but the second and the worst was by pere
11 CXXXVI  |           Sarcey has published a second article against me.~Barbey
12 CLX     |       from the porter; here is a second one.~Poor dear master! How
13 CCII    | diverting.~I did not receive the second article that was announced.
14 CCXIII  |        you are right, he was not second rank, and ranks are not
15 CCXXIII |        should be all right.~Your second letter (that of yesterday)
16 CCXXXIII|       your friend; I have done a second fantastic tale for the Revue
17 CCXXXVII|     pretensions to ideality; the second outraged me by telling me
18 CCL     |         for your sake first, and second for myself, because you
19 CCLVII  |          first fragment; (2) the second in which there is a charming
20 CCLXXIII|          exhausted. Tomorrow the second will be published. I have
21 CCLXXIV |         hissed! The night of the second performance when I saw Delannoy
22 CCLXXXIV|        shall only then be at the second third of my first chapter.~
23 CCCXVI  |        was burying my mother the second time. Poor, dear, great
24 CCCXVII |        first just to see you—and second to talk of her.~When your