Letter

 1 Introd  |         first period, George Sand takes her Byronic revenge upon
 2 Introd  | everything else as nothing. Pride takes the place of all beside
 3 XX      |          in many others. Each one takes it by one end and no one
 4 XLV     |           I am becoming a COW, it takes nothing to move me; everything
 5 LX      |          me is what seizes me and takes me off suddenly. It is with
 6 LXXXVI  |      illusion; but as soon as one takes a step in this past, one
 7 LXXXVIII|         me, between ourselves. It takes courage to venture to say
 8 XCI     |       Dorine has no more men, she takes the good God. That is all.~
 9 XCVIII  |  godfather of the other. All that takes place just among ourselves,
10 CXXXVI  |         no one, absolutely no one takes my defense.~Another story:
11 CLXXIII |         leaving.~The mobilization takes away those who were left
12 CLXXVI  |          turn my eyes toward her, takes away all my strength.~This
13 CLXXXII |    morning; what a cruel thorn it takes from my heart! One gets
14 CXCI    |    unnerves me, my niece Caroline takes turns with me in carrying
15 CCXIII  |           anything to anyone, one takes refuge to contemplate and
16 CCXXIV  |        Perhaps sooner, if Maurice takes Aurore to Nimes where Lina
17 CCLXXXVI|         am a servant of Zeus, who takes away half of their souls
18 CCLXXXIX|          is affected whereas mine takes what comes, in a cowardly
19 CCCIX   |      strength? Your poor Cruchard takes less and less pleasure in