Letter

 1 Introd  |          or nearly all, that he knew of himself, provided we
 2 XVII    |  Histoire de ma vie, of which I knew about two thirds but only
 3 XX      |         Proudhon, supposing one knew Turgot? But le Chic, that
 4 XXXV    |      heart, mind and senses. He knew enough about them to be
 5 XXXVI   |      always faithful to all who knew me whether in the civil
 6 L       |     here. I share his sorrow, I knew her.~Are you amused in Paris?
 7 LVII    |          I admired you before I knew you. From the day I saw
 8 LX      |        up by the sea which they knew how to gather up before
 9 LXVII   |   Fecamp, Saint-Valery, which I knew, and Dieppe, which dazzled
10 XCVI    |       you enough either; when I knew that you had supped with
11 CIII    |       but as he did no evil nor knew evil passions, nor lived
12 CX      |        with Tourgueneff, whom I knew a little without having
13 CXLIV   |       If by chance the princess knew him and would be willing
14 CCII    |       amuse me enormously. They knew how to write books then.
15 CCLVII  |        et Souvenirs.” I already knew some of it, from having
16 CCLVII  |        The “Reponse a un ami” I knew, as it was addressed to
17 CCLXVIII|         let us talk a little.~I knew through Tourgueneff that
18 CCCII   |         I understood you, for I knew you. If anyone had brought
19 CCCVIII | charming book, isn’t it? If you knew the author you would like
20 CCCXVI  |         a good son and that she knew it absolutely. She used