Letter

 1 XXVII     |  been ill for two days. I am cured. Your letter does my heart
 2 XLII      |    time, although I am quite cured and well. I get this warning
 3 XLIV      |     her own.~If I do not get cured here, I shall go to Cannes,
 4 LI        |     forty-eight hours and is cured—but feeble, and he can not
 5 LIV       | again in my nest, and almost cured from a bad fever which attacked
 6 LX        | nurse me, I get up perfectly cured.~Maurice’s love. Entomology
 7 LXV       |  friend Rollinat. My body is cured, but my soul! I should have
 8 CLXIV     |      this excessive heat has cured him, it suits us all here,
 9 CXCI      |     remedies that have never cured (nor prevented) the least
10 CCXXVI    |  have taken good care of and cured the eldest, who is strong.
11 CCLVIII   |  seventieth spring tomorrow, cured after a half score of river
12 CCLXXXI   |      and in two weeks he was cured of the pains that had tormented
13 CCLXXXVIII|     weeks of this regime has cured you. It will happen, I am
14 CCC       |   excellent friend Favre has cured me wonderfully, and I am