Letter

 1 XXIII     |           at Magny’s at whatever hour you wish. Let me find a
 2 XXIV      |        points,” and so on for an hour without stopping.~I shall
 3 XXXI      |      towards love, but it is the hour of death and paf! in the
 4 XXXI      |       what are you doing at this hour? Grubbing also, alone also;
 5 XLIV      |         for my condition at this hour, is that of being~THOU WHO
 6 XLIV      |      which is the most beautiful hour of tones and reflections,—
 7 LX        |          simply to go to pass an hour with you, and Lina was tempted
 8 LX        |        the same indifference. An hour later, was at the top of
 9 LXX       |      while thinking that at this hour people arc fighting for
10 LXXVIII   |           I should go to chat an hour alone with you after dinner
11 CIII      |         of the other at the same hour, is because each of us has
12 CIII      |          agreeable quarter of an hour to continue it in my head;
13 CIX       | telegraph. From Milan here in an hour and a half. But there are
14 CXVI      |    Monday then, and if I have an hour free I shall try to embrace
15 CCXX      |          to day, and almost from hour to hour. She wanted me to
16 CCXX      |          and almost from hour to hour. She wanted me to come home
17 CCXXXV    |     sympathetic company at every hour. Ah! how UNLITERARY I am!
18 CCLXXXVI  |       not be summoned before the hour when exhaustion opens the
19 CCLXXXVIII|          that condemns you to an hour’s walk each day.~You fancy