Letter

 1 Introd  |      shall we say? what he was looking for—inexhaustible proofs
 2 XXIV    |    your mother at Croisset and looking at the Seine, which thanks
 3 XXVIII  |        He has become very good looking, the ladies lift their lorgnons
 4 XLIII   |     even for the rich, without looking after one’s property; one
 5 XLVIII  |     have too much the habit of looking at them pleasantly. I forget
 6 CIV     |    have spent a week in Paris, looking up wearisome information (
 7 CV      |     that we were all amazed in looking at her.~Then we played charades,
 8 CXIX    |       wait for the other. I am looking forward with pleasure to
 9 CXXXIII |        book FOR TOMORROW. I am looking for it with impatience,
10 CLVII   |     see you one of these days. Looking forward to that with pleasure,
11 CLXIX   |    appeared to me in my sleep, looking a little sad.”~What preoccupies
12 CLXXX   |       spent three weeks there, looking in vain for quarters where
13 CLXXXIV |      during that time. You are looking for a peaceful spot. It
14 CXCIV   |   anyone whatever.~I have been looking after the grave of my poor
15 CCXVI   |      the day I amuse myself by looking over bestiaries of the middle
16 CCXVI   | bestiaries of the middle ages; looking up in the “authorities”
17 CCXIX   |     may rest assured that I am looking for her. The one whom I
18 CCLV    |     comes on horseback.~We are looking forward IMPATIENTLY to seeing
19 CCLXXXVI| without fear, it walks without looking behind it; Cronos, the stupid,
20 CCXCI   |    going to begin work without looking behind me.~I have left my
21 CCXCI   |     alone, literature) without looking to the right or to the left.
22 CCCIX   |     should take your manner of looking at the whole of life I should