Letter

 1 Introd  |     to live.”~This is, if you please, an effusion of sentiment,
 2 XXI     |     and I will read Turgot to please you. I don’t promise to
 3 XXXIX   |     end effective—it does not please me yet, but one must pull
 4 XLV     |  someone with the things that please me. But this someone is
 5 XLVIII  |     and to your lovely niece.~Please acknowledge the receipt
 6 LXI     |      his children in order to please his cook; happily, although
 7 LXXXVIII|       that I like.~What would please me well for the moment,
 8 XCI     |      is because he is hard to please in the matter of punishments.~
 9 CLIV    |      must do exactly what you please.~The Empress has always
10 CLVII   | choose the necessary means to please the crowd. You understand
11 CCLXVIII|       me. For I don’t want to please the political passions of
12 CCLXX   |     played. Cruchard does not please the temporal powers. Isn’
13 CCC     |   take care of herself and to please get well quickly.~What do
14 CCCIII  |   seat. If you do not get it, please understand that it was not
15 CCCVIII |   them. Who is wrong? And how please the public when one’s nearest
16 CCCIX   |     Then to look for what can please seems to me the most chimerical
17 CCCXII  |      of this little work will please you!~Adieu, dear good master.
18 CCCXIII |       be content? It ought to please? It is dramatic and as amusing
19 CCCXVIII|       account of her, only to please her. She died while I was