Letter

 1 XX       |             with Agricultural Fairs, talking Sport, acting indifferent,
 2 XXIV     |          Last evening, while we were talking—and I think that we spoke
 3 XXXIV    |           Then you can develop it in talking. I don’t ask you for copy
 4 XLVI     |              that respect; and I was talking of you, the other day, to
 5 LXXXVI   |             eyes of velvet and fire, talking at thirty months as others
 6 XCIV     |          mysterious characters move, talking in low tones, in unexpected
 7 C        |           always thinking of you and talking of you with our friend of
 8 CVII     |           must learn everything—from talking to dying.~You tell me very
 9 CLVII    |      sentence of our friend Maury in talking to me about l’Education
10 CXCVII   |            seize this opportunity of talking of myself as an isolated
11 CXCVIII  |              to you and that will be talking with you again. You will
12 CCXVII   |       Throughout the day I have been talking to him, to distract him,
13 CCXL     | Saint-Antoine finished, that you are talking of a work of great scope?
14 CCLI     |             of embracing you, and of talking with you. That is the truth.~
15 CCLXVI   |             going to profit by it by talking a little with you, dear
16 CCLXXVIII|          brother included, have been talking to me of the failure of
17 CCLXXX   |              to see about what it is talking. You ought to do as I do
18 CCLXXXIII|          murders us.~But I am always talking to you as to a Cruchard
19 CCLXXXVI |             have a breath, thinking, talking, working for them.~Duty
20 CCCII    |            what we are worth.~Who is talking about putting yourself on
21 CCCXVI   |              should feel the need of talking of her, insatiably!~Embrace