Letter

 1 Introd  |  bad physical regimen, bad habits of work in excessive quantities,
 2 Introd  |    peculiar temperament or habits. He wished to think of himself
 3 XCI     |   was wanting in its usual habits.~Have you read this in the
 4 CXVIII  | suffer a little from Paris habits. Your troubadour who loves
 5 CLII    |   of lodging, of faces, of habits, sometimes does physical
 6 CLXXXIII|   corruption, austerity of habits, etc. Last degree of pedantry!~
 7 CXCVII  |    belong no longer to the habits and needs of the proletariat.
 8 CXCVII  | except the amelioration of habits and the reconciliation of
 9 CCXLI   |   had never been one of my habits, which is quite different.
10 CCLXXXI |    to move, to resign your habits, Nohant and the dear little