Letter

 1 I       | fashion. Perhaps some day this summer I shall surprise you. For
 2 XLVII   |        that pleasure till next summer. Now I have to stay some
 3 XLVIII  |      shall come to Nohant this summer. It is agreed, it must be!~
 4 LVI     |        about the middle of the summer. My children, quite unhappy
 5 LX      |     yourself, and arrange your summer without bothering about
 6 LXI     |      are a charm in the Indian summer of my sweet and pure friendships,
 7 LXVIII  |        your house. But, in the summer or autumn of 1869, you shall
 8 LXXV    |        my dull old book by the summer of 1869.~I did not say it
 9 XCIII   |       alone a good part of the summer, and I plan to grub.~“I
10 CV      |         you swear to come this summer and we count on it absolutely.
11 CLXIV   |         so as not to think all summer about anything except what
12 CCXVI   |        coming to Croisset this summer to hear Saint-Antoine?~As
13 CCXXXI  |        unpleasant. What a fine summer! The grain is seven feet
14 CCLVI   |         I want very much, this summer, to go to Saint Gervais,
15 CCLX    |       pleasure of enjoying the summer. For it is lovely weather,
16 CCLXXV  |    himself, saying to him last summer, that I found the thing
17 CCLXXVI |      with!~I shall start, this summer, another book of about the
18 CCXCVII |        I have been ill all the summer, that is to say, that I
19 CCXCVIII|       have been so ill all the summer and I am still suffering
20 CCC     |       better. I was so ill all summer! but my strange and excellent