Letter

 1 Introd  |    and Salammbo is, broadly speaking, Flaubert’s sense of the
 2 L       | charming. He has, literally speaking, a passion for you, and
 3 LX      |   for food without trading; speaking a language that the people
 4 XCIV    |   with thirty-five or forty speaking actors of whom only five
 5 CVI     |   at Nohant.]~What a way of speaking, eh? How the language turns,
 6 CCXXXVI |  real cause, love.~I am not speaking here of personal passion,
 7 CCXLI   |  But that woman, materially speaking, had never been one of my
 8 CCLXXII |     o’clock, 12 March, 1874~Speaking of FROSTS, this is one!
 9 CCLXXXI |    getting on at the Odeon.~Speaking of plays, I am going again
10 CCLXXXIV|  third of my first chapter.~Speaking of books, do read Fromont
11 CCC     |    men of letters, properly speaking. Before everything, one
12 CCCI    | formulate them, if not you?~Speaking of my friends, you add “
13 CCCV    |    said to me yesterday, in speaking of you: “How was she able