Letter

 1 XLIV    |         of the body, which gets upset and nervous when you subdue
 2 CXXX    |         again if you are really upset at this delay, I am ready
 3 CXXXV   |         read!~All that does not upset me at all. But I wonder
 4 CXLIV   |  consciences are too pure to be upset at the truth: we talk of
 5 CLIII   |         you melancholy, ill and upset. Send me news, a word at
 6 CLV     |        bad colds, Maurice quite upset by lameness with a cold,
 7 CXCVII  |    indolence.~Then you think me upset, since you preach detachment
 8 CCXXII  |     upon and accomplished, have upset my plans somewhat. I had
 9 CCXCVIII| birthday, I have been very much upset, and I do not yet know if
10 CCCXV   |       last night had absolutely upset me.~I beg you to give me