Letter

 1 LVI     |    departure from Paris, I can finish Cadio, to which I am bound
 2 LXVIII  |     lost if I stirred before I finish my novel. Your friend is
 3 LXIX    |       to. Here I am obliged to finish something which drags along,
 4 LXXI    |      well. I hope that I shall finish my second part in February.
 5 LXXIII  |        of January.~In order to finish my book in the spring of
 6 LXXV    |         or gain), if I want to finish my dull old book by the
 7 LXXXVIII|      It will take me a year to finish the book. After that I shall
 8 CXVIII  |      The rest of the week will finish up Palaiseau, but Sunday
 9 CXLVI   |        am working hurriedly to finish my corrections and I leave
10 CLXI    |       which I am in a hurry to finish, so as to set to work at
11 CXCV    |        first remedy will be to finish up with universal suffrage,
12 CXCIX   |    Paris. I am going to try to finish up with Aisse.~The middle
13 CCXXIV  |      piece of work that I must finish, and which I shall finish
14 CCXXIV  |      finish, and which I shall finish in spite of everything.
15 CCLIV   |   trouble of reading, I didn’t finish it, one turns away from
16 CCLXXXIV| ignorant. In a month I hope to finish with the agriculture and
17 CCCIX   |        do, various readings to finish up with, and a thing more
18 CCCX    |        as I had many things to finish, among others my tale of