Letter

 1 Introd  |       what pictures of her own busy felicity she reenforces
 2 XXVII   | yourself when ever you wish to busy yourself with it. You will
 3 C       | weather, and that will keep us busy for a part of the winter,
 4 CXXIV   |     sad when you wanted to be, busy if you liked. I resign myself
 5 CLXV    |       not ill, but I have been busy with moving from Paris and
 6 CLXXIX  |       in London. My brother is busy with town affairs, and,
 7 CLXXXVII|    watch the spring, that I am busy, that I talk as if there
 8 CC      |    reengaged.~You must be very busy; I will not write a long
 9 CCI     |   service?~Aisse keeps me very busy, or rather provokes me.
10 CCII    |       of archeology is Maurice busy with? Embrace your little
11 CCXXXVI |        My Aurore keeps me very busy. She understands too quickly
12 CCXXXVI |     and all that stuff you are busy about. I love you; that
13 CCLXVI  |     Cruchard.~Cruchard is very busy, but serene and very calm,
14 CCLXVI  |      be, all this winter, very busy.~
15 CCLXXIII|       the Debats, and Taine is busy getting settled at Annecy.~
16 CCLXXIII|      in six weeks will keep me busy for four or five years!~