Letter

 1 Introd   |          his senses.~Critics have spent much time in discussing
 2 Introd   |          of erudition; years were spent in getting up its archaeological
 3 LXI      |          1867~Dear good friend, I spent three weeks in Paris with
 4 CII      |            I am tired from having spent the night in making a complete
 5 CIV      | troubadour a worn-out man. I have spent a week in Paris, looking
 6 CV       |          and laced with silver. I spent three days in making this
 7 CLXVI    |        will be confined to a week spent in Dieppe towards the end
 8 CLXXX    |        who came to get us, and we spent three weeks there, looking
 9 CXCI     |        Horn, and it isn’t easy. I spent all the month of June in
10 CCXII    |    warfare;—but enough of that! I spent yesterday, a fine day, with
11 CCXVII   |       dreadful twelve days I have spent! Maurice has been very ill.
12 CCXLIII  |       night and a day that I have spent with you. I had finished
13 CCLVII   |          that my days are long. I spent, last week, one of eighteen
14 CCLXII   |           then, God be praised!~I spent the month of August in wandering
15 CCLXIV   |          from Paris, where I have spent ten days. In a word, dear
16 CCLXXXVII|       traveller, and the camel.~I spent the afternoon today at the
17 CCCXI    |        Daudet, to tell him that I spent the night in reading it