Letter

 1 Introd |     that my soul is framed to receive all these impressions, without
 2 Introd |    any man; but he desired to receive it only on his own terms.
 3 XXXIII |        if the human being can receive and seek its own full physical
 4 XLI    |        I see that she did not receive my note and I don’t understand
 5 L      |     the hours when you do not receive the fair sex, and when sexagenarian
 6 L      |       old George Sand~Did you receive my pamphlets on the faience?
 7 LXI    |     to see you arriving or to receive a line from you which would
 8 XC     |      letter which you did not receive. A person whom you know,
 9 CLXIX  |    you in the evening I shall receive a letter from you the next
10 CLXXXI |     February, 1871.~Don’t you receive my letters, then? Write
11 CLXXXII| anxiety now when one does not receive answers. Let us hope that
12 CXCVI  |      have crossed; you should receive today the portraits of my
13 CCII   |      all diverting.~I did not receive the second article that
14 CCV    |   money was stolen, I did not receive it, and it can not be claimed,
15 CCVII  |    Chansons printed. You will receive this volume at the same
16 CCX    |       TO GEORGE SAND~You will receive very soon: Dernieres Chansons,
17 CCLXIV |     happens, Catholicism will receive a terrible blow, and if
18 CCXCIX |      I see the same people, I receive the same visits. My faithful
19 CCCIII |     him a letter that he will receive tomorrow, and I am asking
20 CCCXI  |       I am sure that he would receive you with open arms, for,