Letter

 1 LXXXIII  |  something to see. I am very tired, but very content and tell
 2 XCVI     |      must believe that I was tired and did not notice it. I
 3 CII      |   embraced my children. I am tired from having spent the night
 4 CXI      |     know what. I am a little tired, for I have done a lot of
 5 CXLI     |   you will arrive from Paris tired and sleepy and our follies
 6 CLIV     |      are so queer!~I am very tired in mine (my brain) or rather
 7 CLXIII   | Maurice recovering nicely, I tired from having watched so much
 8 CLXXV    |      before the end. I am as tired as if I had fought with
 9 CXCIV    |   not as they dread. Ah! how tired I am of the ignoble workmen,
10 CCXI     |      is impossible not to be tired of this spirit of party
11 CCXIX    |   well again but I have been tired, worn out with URGENT work:
12 CCXX     |  Fontaine is not ended. I am tired, profoundly tired, of everything.~
13 CCXX     |       I am tired, profoundly tired, of everything.~If only
14 CCXXVI   |    strong. The other is very tired, and the trip did not prevent
15 CCLVII   |   fresh as a young girl, not tired, no headache. In short,
16 CCLXXVIII|   since I took the air, I am tired. I need a little rest. After
17 CCLXXXVII|    exercise, and I come home tired, and still more irritated,
18 CCLXXXIX |    bit by bit.~I am a little tired; however, I want to begin
19 CCXCI    |    out of it. But my will is tired. I cannot decide about anything