Letter

 1 XVI      |       added to the joy of seeing Mademoiselle Aurore again, fresh and
 2 XLI      | newspaper men.~I shall recommend Mademoiselle Bosquet to whom I can, but
 3 XLIV     |      send you their regards, and Mademoiselle Aurore cries to you, WAIT,
 4 LVII     |       kiss on the four cheeks of Mademoiselle Aurore.~
 5 LXII     |         another thing,[Footnote: Mademoiselle Merquem.] but I don’t see
 6 CLXV     |        That is a charming story, Mademoiselle Hauterive, isn’t it? This
 7 CXCIV    |         But what do you think of Mademoiselle Papevoine, the incendiary,
 8 CCIII    |    interesting person [Footnote: Mademoiselle de Flaugergues.] to whom
 9 CCV      |        same for me, and for poor Mademoiselle de Flaugergues whom by the
10 CCXXXIII |        left Paris, an article on Mademoiselle de Flaugergues, which will
11 CCXXXVIII|         a month’s time to put on Mademoiselle La Quintinie. Where shall
12 CCXXXIX  |         hundred performances for Mademoiselle La Quintinie. But you will
13 CCXLIV   |        think that they will play Mademoiselle La Quintinie. The censors
14 CCLXII   |      they forbade the playing of Mademoiselle La Quintinie, you were too