Letter

 1 Introd  |        study of Flaubert:~“It is a curious thing, which does honor
 2 XVI     |       Celtic relics, uncontestably curious for the archaeologist, have
 3 XXXV    |  everything with an attentive eye, curious and tranquil, and how his
 4 XLII    |             very interesting, very curious but rather backward, and
 5 CCXVI   |        Viardot whom I found a very curious temperament. It was Tourgueneff
 6 CCXXXIII|     without knowing why. But it is curious to see how children, while
 7 CCXXXV  |     attentive to what she saw, and curious about everything with so
 8 CCXLI   |       Nanon at once, for I am very curious about it.~Don’t worry any
 9 CCLVII  |     Delacroix” is instructive; two curious pages on what he thought
10 CCLXIV  |           one by Segur also. It is curious! The basis is clearly to
11 CCLXVI  |  Chretienne by the Abbe Bautain. A curious book for a novelist. It
12 CCCV    | archeological point of view, he is curious and from the humanitarian
13 CCCV    |         you his Jack, as I am very curious to have your opinion on