Letter

 1 XXVII    |   contrary of what indifferent ones suppose.~I was very happy
 2 XXXV     |     faults in his nature. What ones? We shall hunt for them
 3 XXXVII   |      nevertheless, and violent ones.~I don’t in the least know
 4 XXXVII   |   course there must be certain ones among humanity who stick
 5 CVI      | affection. I would like little ones to be shown only the sweet
 6 CVII     |      he invented some dreadful ones.~“Show little ones only
 7 CVII     |    dreadful ones.~“Show little ones only the sweet and the good
 8 CXXXIV   |        in strength to the best ones of Balzac and truer, that
 9 CXXXIX   |     make successes. The clever ones don’t like the successes
10 CXLII    |        great joy of our little ones who would be kept up too
11 CLIX     |        My invalids and my well ones send you their affectionate
12 CLXIII   |        better here, the little ones well again, Maurice recovering
13 CLXXX    |      We had to take our little ones into the Creuse, to friends
14 CCVIII   |      FLOWERS, these two little ones who are always smiling,
15 CCXVII   |     Saint-Victor, his faithful ones, neglect him? Have they
16 CCXXVI   |        part of June. My little ones are both in the sheepfold.
17 CCXXXVI  |     them, as they are the only ones who need anything. The masters
18 CCXLVIII |        you too, and our little ones have not forgotten you.
19 CCLXXV   |     this GOSSIP; the guiltiest ones are those who report it
20 CCLXXVI  | inspiring good feelings to bad ones. As for the rest, I am not
21 CCLXXXIII|  without regret for the absent ones. Plauchut left us yesterday
22 CCXCIX   |       same visits. My faithful ones on Sunday are first of all,
23 CCCI     |     than of respecting the old ones. Therefore I am hunting,