Letter

 1 Introd  |    appearances. But this young wife had gradually become an “
 2 XVI     |      away, and Maurice and his wife have a passion for shellfish,
 3 XXVIII  |      house; he has a delicious wife and they have loved me a
 4 XXXV    |     who works his land and his wife hard by day and night is
 5 LIV     |      demonstrative.~He and his wife,—who is not at all an ordinary
 6 LX      |      leave with my son and his wife the 20th of the month to
 7 LXXIV   |       gets bored with him. His wife is also charming, quite
 8 LXXVII  |     Madame Eugene Lambert, the wife of the artist] is severely
 9 XCIII   |      give a longer role to the wife of the good Saint-Gueltas?
10 CXI     |   Regards from Maurice and his wife.~
11 CXXIV   |        and of his brave little wife who sets herself to love
12 CLVII   |   there was then in Africa the wife of an army doctor named
13 CCXVII  | depressed we are dead; mother, wife, and children. Aurore says
14 CCXLI   |   income to take unto myself a wife, nor even to live in Paris
15 CCLXXIII|     informs Rousselin that his wife has a lover; (3) inverted
16 CCLXXIII|     desire to go to entrap his wife. Not enough is made of the
17 CCCXVI  |      are not alone! You have a wife...a rare one! and two exquisite
18 CCCXVII |        for me. After you, your wife and the good Plauchut, I
19 CCCXVIII|        My regards to your dear wife, embrace the dear little