Letter

 1 Introd  |       which, indeed, finds ITS account rather in the earlier chapters
 2 Introd  |       a bit, from the detailed account of the heroine’s last hours,
 3 XXXIX   |       and I have a headache on account of them. But alas! I cannot
 4 XLII    |        serious trouble, and on account of that, accidents to look
 5 XCVII   | ourselves), that I was hurt on account of them more because of
 6 CIII    |    even when he is of no great account; the word pignouf has its
 7 CXIII   |    read my play with Chilly on account of some objections of detail,
 8 CXLII   |     the joy of your arrival on account of the imperious and silly
 9 CXLIV   |      it ought to be taken into account.~Aurore talks of you and
10 CXCVII  |  superiors by divine right. On account of having failed in the
11 CCI     |     romantics will have a fine account to render with their immoral
12 CCXL    |        My play is postponed on account of the difficulty of finding
13 CCXLVI  |      that I have often on your account; I don’t want you to exhaust
14 CCLII   |        for thinking that of no account? When I lost Rollinat, didn’
15 CCLXXXII|    that that happened to me on account of le Candida. I do not
16 CCCXVIII|      un coeur simple solely on account of her, only to please her.