Letter

 1 Introd   |       adversary of marriage.~In her middle period—say from 1838 to
 2 Introd   |     popularize by the novels of her middle years, was supplied mainly
 3 XLIII    |             my chapter, towards the middle of next month.~And whatever
 4 LVI      |        shall hope for you about the middle of the summer. My children,
 5 LXIX     |           to go out, perhaps in the middle of an absorbing chapter,
 6 XCVII    |           liberated itself from the middle ages, no matter what they
 7 CVII     |               I could see it in the middle of straw, in a basket, an
 8 CLXXIX   |          What are they doing in the middle of France? Paris will end
 9 CLXXXV   |            is returning to the real Middle Ages! That’s flat! The question
10 CLXXXVI  |         never free herself from the Middle Ages! who labors along in
11 CLXXXVIII|           last manifestation of the Middle Ages. The very last, let
12 CXCIV    | indefinitely? Must we wait till the middle of the winter to embrace
13 CXCV     |          that it proceeded from the Middle Ages and Christianity. The
14 CXCVII   |       certainly did not lean on the middle class, which trembled, fled
15 CXCIX    |           finish up with Aisse.~The middle of your letter made me SHED
16 CCXVI    |      looking over bestiaries of the middle ages; looking up in the “
17 CCXLIII  |          otherwise charming, in the middle of the book especially.
18 CCLXXXVII|          and given me eczema on the middle of my forehead.~Abnormal
19 CCCXV    |         Flaubert~Beginning with the middle of next week, about Wednesday