Letter

 1 Introd   | botanizing, bathing in her little river, visited by her friends
 2 Introd   |       hear the loud murmur of the river flowing in the darkness
 3 XVI      |     should love to see your great river flow, and to keep dreaming
 4 XVIII    |        our heart pangs. The great river will run black or grey under
 5 XXXI     |          in Normandy; not a great river with its steam whistles
 6 XLV      |        lovely moonlight along the river and on the snow that I was
 7 XLVII    |      superb, the wind groans, the river foams and overflows. It
 8 LXV      |        stuck up to my chin in the river every day, and regaining
 9 LXXXIV   |         villa!~Why am I not the...river which cradles you with its
10 LXXXV    |           there is tonight on the river!~
11 CLXXXVIII|          thrust together into the river! Moreover they are on the
12 CCXXXV   |           work, and I continue my river baths, but no one will accompany
13 CCLVIII  |       cured after a half score of river baths. But I find it so
14 CCLXI    |       returning here to resume my river baths till the frost.~There
15 CCLXIII  |        the cold rush of my little river and I feel better. I hope