Letter

 1 Introd   |    and filial daughter of the French Revolution. The royal blood
 2 Introd   |    used to be taught that all French husbands ultimately behave;
 3 Introd   |    God.”~One of George Sand’s French critics, M. Caro, a member
 4 Introd   |      faithful daughter of the French Revolution; and by way of
 5 Introd   |   place at the head of modern French realism and won the discipleship
 6 Introd   |       immense disgust for the French.... Not a liberal idea which
 7 Introd   |     and the gentleness of the French people! I assure you that
 8 XL       |     day! Depicting the modern French bourgeois is a stench in
 9 LX       | people were who spoke neither French, nor Italian, nor patois.
10 LXV      |   mother). Maurice also, what French! One is happy to forget
11 XCVII    |       immense disgust for the French. My Heavens! Have we always
12 XCIX     |        except a little of the French Revolution, after my meals,
13 CLXXII   |     and the gentleness of the French people! I assure you that
14 CLXXVII  |     The Prussian War ends the French Revolution and destroys
15 CLXXXV   |   people make assertions.~The French Revolution must cease to
16 CLXXXVIII|      Sebastopol! But the good French hasten to demolish their
17 CXCI     |    they are getting back into French tradition. They no longer
18 CCXI     |  which makes people no longer French, nor men, nor themselves.
19 CCXXXVII |    ninny”; such is my ancient French gallantry. The first one
20 CCLXX    |  Petersburg, last Sunday; the French edition even will be prohibited.
21 CCLXX    |     taken very little for the French censorship to forbid my
22 CCLXXVIII|     cradle and a nurse on the French stage!” Think of it! Then,
23 CCLXXXI  |   Pole is better than I am in French prose. And you want me to