Letter

 1 Introd |     for the notes of the first volume and Flaubert is said to
 2 CXLIV  |  himself out yet. The enormous volume of his brain troubles him.
 3 CLXII  |     gobbled it down, the first volume with infinite pleasure.
 4 CLXIII |     poor. You had sold him one volume for ten thousand;—there
 5 CCII   |     winter, what with Aisse, a volume of verse to be printed (
 6 CCIV   |    well. I have had Bouilhet’s volume of verse printed, the preface
 7 CCVII  | printed. You will receive this volume at the same time as Aisse
 8 CCLXVI |       modern Paris. I gulped a volume by Garcin de Tassy on Hindustani
 9 CCCVII |       SEEN!~I am sending you a volume of old things that have
10 CCCVIII|      1876~I have received your volume this morning, dear master.
11 CCCX   |      for I have read your last volume, la Tour de Percemont.—Marianne
12 CCCX   |      had shut up the aforesaid volume in a drawer so as not to
13 CCCXVII|        make the three into one volume that I want to publish in