Letter

 1 XXVII   |    told me that in order to be nice to you, he would make your
 2 LXXI    |     when I received your “very nice” letter. I am a wretch not
 3 LXXI    |    little nooks. What would be nice would be for us to come
 4 LXXVI   | contrary, it is good and it is nice. I thank you for having
 5 XCVII   |     the first Napoleon. What a nice bit, eh? Doesn’t it seem
 6 CIII    |      It has not always been as nice as this. He had the folly
 7 CXCII   |       come see me! That is not nice; for I too, and all of us
 8 CCI     |  proposing his son. He is very nice, but he is not at all the
 9 CCXXV   |       talk. What would be very nice, would be, if you came back
10 CCXXXV  |      come also? it would be so nice and so complete!~In this
11 CCXXXVII|    your last letter, among the nice things that you say to me,
12 CCLXXII |       t feel pitiable.~P. S.—A nice bit from my servant when
13 CCCXI   |     remained very friendly and nice to us. He does not tell