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 1 IV      |     to understand. If you are content to have written Fanie and
 2 IV      |     Fanie and Salkenpeau I am content not to have read them. You
 3 XXX     |     shows fair weather.~So be content, if that keeps up, Bouilhet
 4 XXXIII  |     and with which we must be content, do not enjoyment and excess
 5 XXXVI   |       misfortune, I should be content with your ideal sentiments.
 6 XXXIX   |        Your old troubadour is content this evening. He has passed
 7 XLIV    |       if one owned it. One is content to know that they are in
 8 LVI     |      loss that would be! I am content if Bouilhet is content.
 9 LVI     |     am content if Bouilhet is content. Is it really a good position?~
10 LXI     |      I saw Sainte-Beuve, I am content and proud of him.~Good night,
11 LXIX    |       and who, the more he is content, the stupider he is,—I did
12 LXXXIII |       am very tired, but very content and tell you so because
13 LXXXVIII|      play this Cadio? Are you content? etc., etc.~I live absolutely
14 CXXXVII |     have Girardin’s.~I am not content with my prose, I have had
15 CCXL    | finding the chief actor. I am content about it, for the idea of
16 CCXLVI  |   being still calmer and more content than I am. Your momentary
17 CCLXII  |     is the aforesaid Carvalho content with the le Sexe faible,
18 CCLXXV  |      allow it. Be valiant and CONTENT since Saint-Antoine is doing
19 CCLXXVII| salons! happy old man! always content with himself and with others;
20 CCCVI   |     thereupon he would laugh, content with his joke.~My Aurore
21 CCCXIII |     are very few. You must be content? It ought to please? It