Letter

 1 XVIII    |           or grey under the window saying always, QUICK! QUICK! and
 2 XXI      |           but you are not alone in saying that. It was the opinion
 3 XCVI     |           I dreamed, and I woke up saying this strange sentence: “
 4 XCIX     |       columns, has had the idea of saying that my novel tells the
 5 CIV      |         beginning. I wrote to her, saying that Sainte-Beuve was right;
 6 CXVIII   |          knowledge, and he left me saying: Be easy, I don’t say no.
 7 CXXXVIII |            you? I feel the need of saying affectionate things to you.
 8 CCII     | brutishness of the plebe, they are saying an unjust, incomplete thing.
 9 CCXI     |            absurd? I submit, while saying to myself that perhaps I
10 CCXIII   |      little shrine, where, without saying anything to anyone, one
11 CCXXXIII |            go away quietly without saying OUF! or at least, not saying
12 CCXXXIII |       saying OUF! or at least, not saying anything except that against
13 CCXXXVIII|        worried about you, and I am saying perhaps some foolishness
14 CCLXIV   |          my time before a crucifix saying: “Maintain the Republic
15 CCLXXV   |     remember, as for Levy himself, saying to him last summer, that
16 CCLXXVI  |             a hysterical woman,” a saying that I consider profound.~
17 CCLXXXVI |        Theleme at once; but before saying, “Do what you want!” one
18 CCCV     |            well, thinking well and saying well” (Buffon). The last