Letter

 1 Introd  |     conflict, though she never gives over her effort, he never
 2 Introd  |        I am.”~The last passage gives a glimpse of the seventeenth
 3 Introd  |  universal?” A month later she gives him fair warning that she
 4 I       |     which I have just received gives added value to your article [
 5 XVIII   | changes from year to year. Age gives unceasingly another character
 6 XL      |     His book is very naive and gives an accurate idea of the
 7 LVII    | improving.~Bouilhet’s position gives him four thousand francs
 8 LXV     |      on the Norman coast, that gives me a cold in my back, I
 9 LXXI    |     little word about SALAMMBO gives me. That old book needs
10 LXXIV   |      not been working.~Maurice gives me this recreation in my
11 XC      |      her at all. As for me, it gives me much sorrow not to love
12 CI      |       cross-grained as she is, gives less trouble than a woman.
13 CXCVII  |   people cheapens himself, and gives to the world the shameful
14 CCXII   |   thing in criticism, since it gives the means of creating.~
15 CCXL    |    that, but we love, and that gives life occupation.~Is Saint-Antoine
16 CCXLIV  |       far. And praise from you gives us the courage which does
17 CCLXXIII|     instead of three. Then, he gives his daughter. The end was