Letter

 1 Introd |   an old companion, lest it distract him for a month afterward.
 2 XXXV   |   on now and I ought not to distract you from it.~Be less cruel
 3 LXIV   |     take her to walk and to distract her a little? Embrace her
 4 C      | HILARIOUS and you would not distract yourself and amuse yourself
 5 CVI    |     time she says: MAMMA? I distract her, she thinks no more
 6 CXXIII |     spoil you and to try to distract you. We all love you, and
 7 CXXIV  |   wish you to do what would distract you the most, and take the
 8 CLXIX  | here anyhow; we will try to distract you and to shake you up
 9 CLXXII |  Saint-Antoine who ought to distract me. Is it the consequence
10 CLXXIII|     above it. But we cannot distract ourselves from this terror!~
11 CCII   |   think I am reading now to distract myself? Bichat and Cabanis,
12 CCXVII |     been talking to him, to distract him, about your researches
13 CCXXI  |  declined and you could not distract her and console her. Now,