Letter

 1 XIV     |       you.~I forgot to get three leaves from the tulip tree, you
 2 XV      |           Don’t forget the three leaves from the tulip tree. They
 3 LXXXVI  | especially so in winter, without leaves, with its fresh moss, which
 4 CXXII   |   wretched condition in which he leaves our beautiful country. Dixi.
 5 CLXXI   |       The trees are losing their leaves and perhaps their lives.
 6 CCXXIII |     birds singing and to see the leaves growing green. The sun irritates
 7 CCLXXVI |   pictures, for our friend never leaves the auction rooms now! He
 8 CCLXXX  |      equal to going with him. He leaves tomorrow for Cantal with
 9 CCLXXXVI|       souls from slaves, but who leaves them entire to the brave.~
10 CCCII   |          that moment, the reader leaves you; for if he wants to
11 CCCII   |          or swim with him. If he leaves you in doubt, you lose interest
12 CCCVI   |         is a good lesson when it leaves one freedom of spirit. One
13 CCCXII  |      weary.~The good Tourgueneff leaves this evening for Saint Petersburg.