Letter

 1 IX      |        here the 2nd. What good luck if I found you at dinner
 2 XXVII   |      LETTERS and not MEN. Good luck to the novel! It is exquisite;
 3 XXXI    |    think that it will bring me luck to say good evening to my
 4 XXXV    |       embrace you warmly. Good luck to your work.~G. Sand~
 5 XLVIII  |       les Maioliques.~Oh! what luck! While writing to you it
 6 LXXVI   |       morning till night. What luck if you could say as much!—
 7 LXXXIII |      mother is very well, what luck!~But what a sight! It was
 8 CIII    |      to WISH my colleagues ill luck, I am in no hurry and my
 9 CXII    |  chance, I do not have the ill luck to miss you.~Monday.~
10 CLXIII  |        will be A PIECE OF GOOD LUCK, but I do not dare to wish
11 CLXXI   | nothing; but we have war, what luck!~Farming is going to nought,
12 CCVI    |       affection bring you good luck!~G. Sand~
13 CCXCVIII| Murillo? You are working? Good luck and good courage! The old
14 CCC     |   trusting in the very natural luck of external events, and
15 CCCII   |    have success after that bad luck which has troubled you deeply.