Letter

 1 Introd  |         this sentiment made life sweet.~STUART P. SHERMAN~
 2 XLVIII  |       think, when it would be so sweet to pass away like that,
 3 LXI     |          the Indian summer of my sweet and pure friendships, without
 4 LXXIV   | necessity of moving. They are so sweet! Maurice has an inexhaustible
 5 LXXIV   |       Aurore promises to be very sweet and calm, understanding
 6 LXXXIV  |       which cradles you with its sweet MURMURING and which brings
 7 XCVI    |   grandchildren still pretty and sweet. This morning I dreamed,
 8 CVI     |        ones to be shown only the sweet and the good of life, until
 9 CVII    |        Show little ones only the sweet and the good of life until
10 CXXIX   |           You think that I am as sweet as a lamb! Undeceive yourself,
11 CXLIV   |      knees and always gentle and sweet. He has a great deal of
12 CXLV    |           Pretty! Pretty!~What a sweet letter you wrote me day
13 CLXV    |          express what I think; a sweet thing and one I am always
14 CXCV    |          September, 1871~Ah! how sweet they are! What darlings!
15 CXCV    |      little heads so serious and sweet! My mother was quite touched
16 CXCVII  |     opinion has no value.~I know sweet, generous and timorous souls,
17 CCIV    |      good kiss to Aurore for her sweet message, and let her kiss
18 CCXXV   |          you very much, would be sweet to see you in her house,
19 CCXXXIII|      swallow the bitter with the sweet.~As to your Saint-Antoine,