Letter

 1 Introd   |     this torment is our proper lot here below.”~To George Sand,
 2 Introd   |    howl in my corner against a lot of things ‘that do not concern
 3 Introd   |        renews it. They do me a lot of ill turns which I see,
 4 XLIII    |     this torment is our proper lot here below?~I told you,
 5 XLIX     |   sensibilities are sharper; a lot of insignificant things
 6 LVII     |    HOWL in my corner against a lot of things “that do not concern
 7 LXIV     |        the daytime one makes a lot of effort not to sadden
 8 LXIX     |      You think that you have a lot of better friends: you are
 9 LXXII    |        how. I have scribbled a lot; my children are always
10 LXXIV    |     her husband, who demands a lot of things for his theatre,
11 XCI      |  Philosophy will always be the lot of the aristocrats. However
12 XCVI     |        renews it. They do me a lot of ill turns which I see,
13 XCVII    |        work at my novel like a lot of oxen. I hope on New Year’
14 CXI      |       tired, for I have done a lot of other things. But I am
15 CLVIII   |       get better! There were a lot of people there. Berton
16 CLXXXVIII|      you have!~I am not like a lot of people whom I hear bemoaning
17 CCII     |      Heaven knows what else. A lot of things that are not at
18 CCXXXIX  |     late. There was a crowd. A lot of scoundrels and buffoons
19 CCXXXIX  | Quintinie. But you will have a lot of bother with the Odeon.
20 CCXXXIX  |    scope, which will require a lot of time, a prospect that