Letter

 1 LXXIV   | Footnote: Afterwards, Madame Edmond Adam.] is really charming;
 2 XCVI    |    with Plauchut, [Footnote: Edmond Plauchut, a writer and a
 3 CLXVII  |     and you pity the unhappy Edmond. You are perhaps in Paris,
 4 CLXVIII |     more to say to you.~Poor Edmond de Goncourt is in Champagne
 5 CLXIX   |      It is, I say, this poor Edmond who is on my mind. That
 6 CCIII   |  seeing you.—You were at Ch. Edmond’s successful play, you are
 7 CCXIX   |    Discuss that with Charles Edmond. Ask him if, in spite of
 8 CCXXXIII|    occurs to me that Charles Edmond, too, might give you very
 9 CCXLIV  |     poor. It is only Charles Edmond who encourages us by asking
10 CCXLIV  |    ready to do, when Charles Edmond came to tell me that it
11 CCLXXVI |  does that excellent Charles Edmond, etc. On the other hand