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 1 XVI     |         the future.~You say US a propos of the fairy play. I don’
 2 XVII    |          me repulsive animals. A propos of Celtic archaeology, I
 3 XXXII   |         master.~I have reread, a propos of your last letter (and
 4 XXXVII  |      subject under discussion (a propos of your young man), what
 5 XLIII   |       into another planet. And a propos of money, it is that which
 6 XLIV    |      when I told him, exactly, a propos of you, that one could abstract
 7 XLIV    | accumulating as in losing, and a propos of this, many excellent
 8 XLV     |          cannot define it.~And a propos of this, do you think (you
 9 XLIX    |        will read at the Senate a propos of the press law. He has
10 LX      |         the other to Chaillot.~A propos of gypsies, do you know
11 LXXIII  |          a panegyric about him a propos of his book: De la propriete,
12 LXXXV   |        no poetry!” (Proudhon).~A propos of that, I beg of you, dear
13 LXXXVIII|      would sigh (or roar)! But a propos of the said Rochefort, have
14 XCIII   |       she heard while a child. A propos of Vendee, did you know
15 CLXI    |      melancholy, which returns a propos of everything and nothing,
16 CLXIX   |    Plauchut, OLD BACHELOR. And a propos, accept the best regards
17 CCXVI   |        as Prudhomme would say.~A propos of Caesar, I can not believe,
18 CCXVII  |         Strange! strange! And, a propos of Bouilhet, she hated him