Letter

 1 Introd  |       show for art just now. As regards glory be it so—there I approve.
 2 XXXIX   |         loves you. Affectionate regards to your mother, brother
 3 XLIV    |     your cheese, send you their regards, and Mademoiselle Aurore
 4 XLVIII  |        must be!~My affectionate regards to your mother and to your
 5 LV      |  headlong towards your home.~As regards news, Sainte-Beuve seems
 6 LXXXIV  |        G. Sand~Our affectionate regards.~
 7 LXXXVI  |         children send you their regards. Ah! Heavens! there was
 8 XCIV    | censorship has left us alone as regards the manuscript; tomorrow
 9 CIII    |     very high tempered, and, as regards opinions, so perfectly skeptical,
10 CX      |      have accepted. Give all my regards to Maxime Du Camp and thank
11 CXI     |      and very tenderly.~G. Sand~Regards from Maurice and his wife.~
12 CXXX    |     informed than this morning, regards the step as useless and
13 CLIX    |     send you their affectionate regards, and I kiss you as I love
14 CLXIX   |         propos, accept the best regards of that fine and splendid
15 CCXLIX  |       read it at your house.~As regards reading, I have just swallowed
16 CCLVII  |     entirely of your opinion as regards the punctuation. That is
17 CCLXVI  |         themselves attacked.~As regards the church. I have read
18 CCLXXIV |         adored master, friendly regards to yours. Kisses to the
19 CCCVIII |       Tourgueneff’s severity as regards Jack, nor in the immensity
20 CCCXVIII|        of the holy ground!...My regards to your dear wife, embrace