Letter

 1 Introd |   received from her father’s line mingled in her veins with
 2 XIII   |  touched, by the kind little line which she wrote to me.~G.
 3 XXIII  |      you wish. Let me find a line at 97 rue des Feuillantines,
 4 XXIV   |     If you have, write him a line to watch for the NAME Amedee
 5 XXX    |     money-maker. There was a line this evening as at Villemer,
 6 LXI    |     arriving or to receive a line from you which would tell
 7 LXIV   |   fever. I shall write you a line from Paris. If you are prevented,
 8 CXLIV  |      word to the princess, a line from M. Roy and our tears
 9 CCXIII | divine! Mercy! I have made a line of poetry without realizing
10 CCXIV  |  mind for it and answer by a line.~
11 CCXXII |      need only to write me a line and I shall see that you
12 CCXXIV |  mine. Good-bye till then, a line to tell me if your affairs
13 CCXXVII|      to go about. Write me a line, so I can reserve the hours
14 CCL    |      a question of writing a line to your brother, if that
15 CCLXXII|     would not have changed a line for a million francs. In
16 CCLXXXI|       never having written a line, you must believe them and
17 CCC    |     girls? If not, send me a line, and I send you both.~Your