Letter

 1 Introd   |        interesting. The day you took me to the Abbey of Saint-Georges
 2 Introd   |      hard-shell and soft-shell,—took the position of Flaubert,
 3 XLIII    |      Comtesse de Rudolstadt; it took me four days. We must discuss
 4 LX       |      not see him any longer, he took the piece and went to talk
 5 LXVII    |          A charming opportunity took me there six days ago. I
 6 XCVI     |        interesting. The day you took me to the Abbey of Saint-Georges
 7 CIV      |     little; for it was as if he took me for a complete imbecile.~
 8 CXLV     |         princess in my presence took some notes on what you wanted,
 9 CLXXVIII | Wednesday~I am sad no longer. I took up my Saint-Antoine yesterday.
10 CXCVII   |        to keep their word. They took possession of the cannon,
11 CXCVIII  |        yesterday, and my letter took such proportions that I
12 CCXVI    |          It was Tourgueneff who took me to her house.~
13 CCXXXV   |     intention placed us. We all took wonderful sea baths, Plauchut,
14 CCLXXVIII|       It is a long time since I took the air, I am tired. I need
15 CCLXXVIII|    stage!” Think of it! Then, I took the thing to Duquesnel who
16 CCLXXXI  |        Cluny Theatre, to whom I took le Sexe faible, has written
17 CCLXXXIV |      What is definite is that I took it away from the Cluny a