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 1 XXI    |        here, working hard, but ready to run, and loving you with
 2 XLII   |      Nohant. At last he is all ready to leave and he goes tomorrow
 3 XLII   |    They will take me when I am ready. I think of going a little
 4 LIX    |      me, one must hold oneself ready for anything.~I embrace
 5 LX     | journey, and I shall always be ready when I am there, to respond
 6 LXI    |       and call me when you are ready to loaf. If you are not
 7 LXI    |        to loaf. If you are not ready, never mind. If your heart
 8 LXVII  |        some big kisses; always ready to return with you to the
 9 LXIX   |        as I am, on tiptoe, all ready to start off. You live in
10 LXXXII |     going to sleep so as to be ready to move tomorrow morning.~
11 XC     |        to everyone. Nothing is ready; I shall be advised, I shall
12 CIV    |      enthusiasm that is always ready, and then TASTE, a rare
13 CXXX   |      upset at this delay, I am ready to sacrifice myself.~With
14 CXL    |    with us, and we are getting ready for our Christmas festivals
15 CLXXXV |       EXPRESSLY to make peace, ready to put him in the galleys
16 CXCVII |       we feel the shaken earth ready to swallow up all those
17 CCXXII |        war are lacking, I have ready for you a few sous that
18 CCXLIV |        into the fire, as I was ready to do, when Charles Edmond
19 CCLI   |     Tourgueneff. I was getting ready to go to Nohant, when he
20 CCLXII |       think the thing is quite ready to be put into words. But
21 CCLXVII|        admiration, I am always ready, it is the healthiest regime
22 CCXCVII|         I shall find you there ready and courageous, shan’t I?