Letter

 1 L       | troubadours do not incommode you.~Cadio is entirely redone and rewritten
 2 LVI     |           at work, I am finishing Cadio. It is warm, I am alive,
 3 LVI     |          from Paris, I can finish Cadio, to which I am bound under
 4 LIX     |          tell us. I have finished Cadio, hurray! I have only to
 5 LIX     |         has disappeared in making Cadio; at present I am only fifteen
 6 LXII    |       literature. I have finished Cadio; it has been in Buloz’ hands
 7 LXXXVI  |        fear not, and to fear that Cadio is not being rehearsed.
 8 LXXXVII |        How will the rehearsals of Cadio prevent you from coming
 9 LXXXVIII|          elsewhere? They say that Cadio is now being rehearsed at
10 LXXXVIII|        when are they to play this Cadio? Are you content? etc.,
11 LXXXIX  |          Paris, on business about Cadio:—and now, I am returning
12 LXXXIX  |         month, and when they play Cadio, I shall beg you to spend
13 XC      |       thank you for coming to see Cadio.~G. Sand~
14 XCI     |         give me any details about Cadio. Who are the actors, etc.?
15 XCIII   |         have gripped me more than Cadio, and I share entirely Maxime’
16 XCIII   |           As for the character of Cadio, which is more of an invention
17 XCIII   |         write you at length about Cadio; but it is late and my eyes
18 XCIV    |          very quiet at Nohant. If Cadio succeeds, it will be a little
19 XCVI    |       remember him to you.~I left Cadio in doubt between good and
20 CCCXIII |       theatre?~By the way, how is Cadio going?~Tell your dear mamma