Letter

 1 XXVIII |     me. Tell your judges who promised me a smile, to smile on
 2 XXXIX  | Bouilhet has betrayed me; he promised me to copy the Marengo letter
 3 XLVII  |  Revolution of ’48. You have promised me to hunt in your library
 4 XLVIII |    sit down.~It is not I who promised you a novel on the Holy
 5 LXIX   |     come to see me here! You promised, and my children would be
 6 LXXXIV |   read his Forces Perdues; I promised to tell him my opinion and
 7 CXXIII |      is August, and you have promised to come. We don’t forget
 8 CXXXIII|      not impatient, you have promised to come as soon as you are
 9 CXL    |      very happy and you have promised for a long time.~I embrace
10 CLIX   |      that is all, and I have promised to present him to you, if
11 CLXVIII|    at his relatives’. He has promised to come here the end of
12 CLXIX  |     said, WHO KNOWS? Then we promised each other that the first
13 CXCVIII|     contribution; for I have promised to give them two articles
14 CCXXX  |   SAND~Dear master,~Have you promised your support to the candidacy
15 CCCXII |   documents today. Borie has promised to look after the affair;