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 1 LXXXVII |       you and praised Maurice. Princess Matilde told me that she
 2 CIV     |       saw Sainte-Beuve and the Princess Mathilde, and I know thoroughly
 3 CIV     |      has gone to le Temps. The princess begged him not to do anything
 4 CIV     |    first wrong was done by the princess, who was hasty; but the
 5 CIV     |         And we were alone!~The princess had taken the thing too
 6 CXLIV   |      domains? If by chance the princess knew him and would be willing
 7 CXLIV   |       HAVE PULL; a word to the princess, a line from M. Roy and
 8 CXLV    |  yesterday at one o’clock. The princess in my presence took some
 9 CXCVI   | Theatre Francais?~Where is the Princess Mathilde? At Enghien, or
10 CXCVIII |      kind little note from the Princess Mathilde. Is she then again
11 CCIII   |      necessary, all except the Princess Mathilde, from whom I asked
12 CCIV    |        done your errand to the princess. I was several days without
13 CCIV    |      without knowing where the princess was. She was to have come
14 CCV     |    liable to a suit. Thank the princess just the same for me, and
15 CCXLV   |        Monceau; I promise.~The princess has written me to ask if
16 CCLXXIX |        It was at dinner at the Princess’s; my violence cast a chill.~
17 CCCXVIII|     after tomorrow I leave the princess, and in a fortnight I shall