Letter

 1 LV        |          LV. TO GEORGE SAND~I am worried at not having news from
 2 LV        |          of August, and I am not worried, it is not necessary to
 3 LVI       | carefully contrived, but you are worried about your dear, old mother,
 4 LXV       |       1867~Dear old fellow,~I am worried at not having news of you
 5 LXX       |       your mother’s health? I am worried at not having news of you.~
 6 LXXII     |       like to stay behind. He is worried at leaving his children
 7 CLXVII    |       write me very little, I am worried about you.~G. Sand~
 8 CLXXXI    |       only: I AM WELL. We are so worried!~They are all well in Paris.~
 9 CXC       |        are. Thank you for having worried over the illness which the
10 CCXI      |         you less irritated, less worried with the folly of others.
11 CCXXXVIII |     afterward? why and how?~I am worried at not having had news from
12 CCXXXVIII |    success of it. In short, I am worried about you, and I am saying
13 CCLII     |         for you very soon. I was worried about you. I am always worried
14 CCLII     |   worried about you. I am always worried about you. To tell the truth,
15 CCLVIII   |        news of Tourgueneff? I am worried about him. Madame Viardot
16 CCLXXXVIII|        dear old fellow? I am not worried about it, since it concerns
17 CCLXXXIX  |        25th March, 1875~Don’t be worried about me, my Polycarp. I
18 CCLXXXIX  |        an effort.~I am much more worried about you, although you