Letter

 1 XIII    |         26 August, 1866 Monday, 1 A.M.~Dear friend, I shall
 2 XIII    |       be in Rouen on Tuesday at 1 o’clock, I shall plan accordingly.
 3 XXI     |         Nohant, Monday evening, 1 October, 1866~Dear friend,~
 4 XLVII   |     your library at Nohant for (1) an article of yours on
 5 CXXXI   |         your proposition. But: (1) it is my affair, (2) the
 6 CLVII   | intended to make any portrait; (1) because of her loftiness
 7 CLXX    |      Frenchman wants to fight: (1) because he thinks he is
 8 CLXXVI  |       yield, they are going to (1) terrify her by the sight
 9 CLXXVII |         What distresses me is: (1) the ferocity of men; (2)
10 CLXXXIX |        are, without any doubt: (1) the Prussians, and (2)
11 CXCIX   |      what they can accomplish: (1) higher education made Prussia
12 CCIV    |            CCIV. TO GEORGE SAND 1 December~Your letter which
13 CCVII   |    hardly know where to begin: (1) Your little letter of the
14 CCXVIII |      two very pretty monsters: (1) an embryo in the form of
15 CCXXXIV |     like very much to see you: (1) to see you; (2) to read
16 CCLVII  |         me and what struck me: (1) the first fragment; (2)
17 CCLXXIII|       yours: we ought to have: (1) lowered the curtain after
18 CCLXXXII|         pretty comic elements: (1) the Bazaine escape with