Letter

 1 XLV       |            one says about it. That fellow decidedly had an imagination.~
 2 LIII      |           if you wish, my dear old fellow. Whom do you want to have
 3 LIX       |            much, much, my dear old fellow, you know it. My ideal would
 4 LX        |          tenderly, my splendid old fellow. Walk a little, I beg of
 5 LXIII     |         Where are you, my dear old fellow? If by chance you should
 6 LXIV      |           I bless you, my dear old fellow, for the kind thought that
 7 LXV       |           September, 1867~Dear old fellow,~I am worried at not having
 8 LXXIV     |       loves women, love; to an old fellow like me who loves nature,
 9 LXXIV     |           embrace you, my dear old fellow, and Maurice thinks your
10 LXXVI     |             or from near, dear old fellow, I think of you and I love
11 LXXXI     |    INACCESSIBLE in Paris? Poor old fellow, did you finally sleep like
12 CIV       |            a friend, a rather good fellow, and that friend has given
13 CLXXXVIII |          saddened me. What a proud fellow you are and what immense
14 CCXXXIII  |        inform you. He is a devoted fellow, as obliging as possible.
15 CCXLVII   |           last Monday. That gentle fellow’s life was very beautiful,
16 CCLVII    |         Scythian is an immense old fellow.~I am not at such high-toned
17 CCLXX     | Aristophanes. There is a man, that fellow! What a world in which such
18 CCLXXVIII |           absent) a charming, good fellow.~Was not the fall of the
19 CCLXXXVI  |        friends, our neighbors, our fellow citizens. And how about
20 CCLXXXVIII|            are quite ill, dear old fellow? I am not worried about
21 CCXCIV    |          August~My poor, dear, old fellow,~I learn only today in a
22 CCXCIV    |            Come, dear splendid old fellow, cheer up, do us a new successful
23 CCCVIII   |          side art has to be a good fellow; or rather art is what one
24 CCCXIX    |            10th of May. So, my old fellow, when you wish to come there,