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 1 CIV     |   Dalloz and has gone to le Temps. The princess begged him
 2 CXCIV   |    workmen, published in le Temps. How true it is! How just
 3 CXCVI   |   as little as possible. Le Temps has done me the service
 4 CXCVII  |    Footnote: Appeared in le Temps, 3 October, 1871, under
 5 CXCVIII | sent it as an article to le Temps for my next fortnightly
 6 CCI     |   lead. Your articles in le Temps, which have had a great
 7 CCVII   |   appear on Wednesday in le Temps, then at Rouen, as a pamphlet.~
 8 CCX     |    to appear tomorrow in le Temps before appearing as a pamphlet.~
 9 CCXI    |     read your preface in le Temps: the end of it is very beautiful
10 CCXIV   |     master,~Can you, for le Temps, write on Dernieres Chansons?
11 CCXIX   |   five numbers a week in le Temps, I don’t see where I shall
12 CCXXII  |    days at the office of le Temps; you need only to write
13 CCXXXIII|   by her; an article for le Temps on Victor Hugo, Bouilhet,
14 CCLVII  |   from having read it in le Temps (a pun). [Footnote: “Dans
15 CCLVII  |   pun). [Footnote: “Dans de temps” means also, “some time
16 CCLXXX  |    too much. I read only le Temps and it is a good deal for