Letter

 1 XVI     |         for the artist, they are badly set, badly composed, Carnac
 2 XVI     |      artist, they are badly set, badly composed, Carnac and Erdeven
 3 XX      |         principle which has been badly applied.~There is something
 4 XXXII   |           My novel is going very badly for the moment. That fact
 5 XXXIX   |          crushing stones well or badly, one has scarcely any unexpected
 6 XL      |       author?~I expressed myself badly when I said to you that “
 7 XLV     | Champfleury treated that subject badly. For I don’t see that he
 8 LII     |       troubadour is here, not so badly off. He will go to dine
 9 LVIII   |        as sheep.~I appeared very badly before the crowd because
10 LIX     |          speaks little and often badly; but that time he succeeded
11 LXXXVII |          you.~I expressed myself badly if I said that my book “
12 CXXV    |        hurry over it quickly and badly, but you must not do as
13 CXCIX   |    humbug. I express myself very badly. Moreover you deserve a
14 CCXVI   |         very low!~I saw Ruy Blas badly played except for Sarah.
15 CCXVIII |        world, I explained myself badly (in my last letter). I spoke
16 CCXLI   |         rest.~I expressed myself badly: I did not mean that I scorned “
17 CCLII   |        Rest assured that life is badly arranged, painful, irritating
18 CCLVI   |  together, why is life always so badly arranged? Maurice seems
19 CCLXXIII|          thinks it so “silly and badly written”! A parallel between
20 CCLXXIII|       The Tentation is not doing badly. The first edition of two
21 CCLXXIX |       day that Saint-Simon wrote badly. At that I burst out and