Letter

 1 XXXI    |             is here still. I do not consider him unhappy in the region
 2 XXXIII  |              am I wrong, my master?~Consider it, for in our novels, what
 3 XXXV    |          really to do him. I do not consider myself worthy to touch that
 4 XXXVII  | Nevertheless, there are days when I consider myself below imbecility.
 5 XLIV    |           enthusiasm, and of faith. Consider it, you will see.~That solitude
 6 LXXXVI  |          wins the heart. One has to consider the evil it does in order
 7 CLXXVI  |             by Russia.~As for me, I consider myself a man whose career
 8 CLXXXVI |           not like the bourgeois; I consider that after the invasion
 9 CXCI    |          did a little Buddha that I consider charming. Don’t I want to
10 CXCVI   |            as I know. Why don’t you consider the Theatre Francais?~Where
11 CXCVII  |           leave me does not make me consider them as enemies. All friendship
12 CCXIV   |           entering into the shades.~Consider if you have a mind for it
13 CCXXXVII|            me. I object.~Although I consider myself a good man, I am
14 CCXLVI  |         ought to make a longer use. Consider too, that my spirit is often
15 CCLII   |         much in yourself and get to consider everything in relation to
16 CCLXVI  |           Never mind! the clericals consider themselves attacked.~As
17 CCLXXVI |             woman,” a saying that I consider profound.~The good Tourgueneff
18 CCCII   |            from your digestion. You consider it as an end, it is only
19 CCCIV   |           well-beloved papas, and I consider le Philosophe sans le savior
20 CCCVIII |             a great deal and whom I consider real artists, Tourgueneff