Letter

 1 Introd   | musical airs which are forever returning, and cause you pain, you
 2 II       |        In the uncertainty I am returning it to you. Here I have had
 3 XII      |      day with you if you like, returning to spend the night in Rouen,
 4 XVII     |      prevent you, I hope, from returning here with me, not for a
 5 LVII     |     Paris, Friday morning~I am returning to my mother next Monday,
 6 LVIII    |   unrestrained. Perhaps we are returning to the ancient Orient. It
 7 LXVII    |      large family to you.~I am returning to Nohant and I embrace
 8 LXVII    |    like an old horse, but I am returning quite frisky.~
 9 LXXXIX   |     about Cadio:—and now, I am returning to Nohant tomorrow at dawn
10 CIII     |        I had written a play on returning from Paris. They liked it;
11 CLXXXV   |      Commune of Paris which is returning to the real Middle Ages!
12 CCXXXVIII|     only in the possibility of returning to it when one has been
13 CCLXI    |        running again, and I am returning here to resume my river