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 1 XVIII  |        fraternal duty there as usual; after which we shall go
 2 XCI    |       if it was wanting in its usual habits.~Have you read this
 3 CL     |      of my allotment—which, as usual, will not be grand.~Your
 4 CXCVI  |   Nohant, 8 September, 1871~As usual our letters have crossed;
 5 CCXVII |     sent for Doctor Favre, our USUAL savior.~Throughout the day
 6 CCXXXV |      of air.~I have resumed my usual work, and I continue my
 7 CCXXXIX|      you even more warmly than usual.~Although expected, the
 8 CCXXXIX|        advertise themselves as usual, and today, Monday, the
 9 CCLXXIX| sillier and flatter there than usual. The state of politics has
10 CCCIX  |      sole distraction. All the usual tonics do no good. Three