Letter

 1 XLII     |       this warning from the great calm, CONTINUALLY CALMER, which
 2 LVI      |         is warm, I am alive, I am calm and sad, I hardly know why.
 3 LIX      |   objection to it; Maurice had to calm her, and moreover he criticised
 4 LXXIV    |     promises to be very sweet and calm, understanding in a marvelous
 5 CX       |      heart, here we are once more calm again. My children returned
 6 CLXIV    | ingratitude. Tell me that you are calm and soothed, that you are
 7 CLXXXIV  |          to be lovely. Paris will calm itself during that time.
 8 CLXXXVIII|           the way there, and then calm will return. We are going
 9 CXCVII   |         lightning strikes, are we calm because we have heard the
10 CCXI     |           have a great need to be calm so as to reflect and to
11 CCXXXIII |     sensible to what disturbs the calm of sedentary life, than
12 CCXLV    |           wisest thing is to keep calm.~Why does not Duquesnel
13 CCLXVI   |         busy, but serene and very calm, which surprises everybody.
14 CCLXVI   |           As for politics, a dead calm. The Bazaine trial is ancient
15 CCLXVIII |     importance to it, I am rather calm about the results of it.~
16 CCLXX    |         rest of it, and I am very calm about the result, a state
17 CCLXXII  |            As for Cruchard, he is calm, very calm! He had dined
18 CCLXXII  |        Cruchard, he is calm, very calm! He had dined very well
19 CCLXXVIII|            deliquescent, in short calm and moderate, which is the
20 CCLXXIX  |      religion! He does not become calm! quite the contrary!~I have
21 CCLXXXI  |         And you want me to remain calm! dear master! I have not
22 CCLXXXIV |           In other respects, dead calm, France is sinking gently
23 CCXCVI   |    sharing with you. Tell us that calm has come and that the horizon