Letter

 1 Introd  |  Flaubert seems to say in every page of his work: ‘Do you want
 2 VI      |         at the head of my title page simply: to my friend Gustave
 3 XLVI    |       life. I send you the last page of his letter; you will
 4 XLVII   |      there.~I send you back the page from the letter of your
 5 XCIII   |        many others. What a fine page (I open by chance) is page
 6 XCIII   |      page (I open by chance) is page 161!~In the play won’t you
 7 CCI     |     have offended me! The first page is almost like excuses!
 8 CCXII   |      you own this book, look at page 100.~If I had kept silent
 9 CCXLIII |         not at all. What a fine page is 113! and how difficult
10 CCXLIII |         shed a tear at the last page over the portrait of the
11 CCLVII  |    there is a charming and just page on the Empress. How true
12 CCLXXIII|        of La Rounat, who in his page implores me, “in the name
13 CCCI    | satisfied when I have written a page without assonances or repetitions.
14 CCCXIII |        Beginning with the first page I was charmed with the sincerity