Letter

 1 Introd  |    wide apart. She should, of course, have adjusted herself quietly
 2 Introd  |      her pen began its fluent course through the lyrical works
 3 III     |       SAND Paris, 1866~Why of course I am counting on your visit
 4 XXXIII  |     by instinct, take another course. What you do, you succeed
 5 XXXIV   |     don’t ask you for copy of course, but to collect a little
 6 XXXVII  |    the use in it for them? Of course there must be certain ones
 7 XLVII   |    anything that I advise, of course. Oh! well, you are wrong,
 8 LXXXVII |   Dumas: we talked of you, of course, and as I shall see him
 9 CXCVII  |     the peace, and in all the course of its management, it does
10 CXCIX   |     without converting me, of course. I was moved, that was all,
11 CCXXXVI |    but less well than you, of course, and a little from an aristocratically
12 CCLXXI  | following, in the papers, the course of your play. I would go
13 CCLXXXII|         You know the rest.~Of course every one blames me for
14 CCC     |    our next move? For you, of course, DESOLATION, and, for me,
15 CCCVI   |      it and to conquer it. Of course one has some moments of
16 CCCXII  |        I do not thank you (of course) but you can tell him that