Letter

 1 Introd   |    Odysseus, she declares herself greatly indebted intellectually;
 2 LXXXVII  | Versailles says), and I perspired greatly. I went twice to Fontainebleau,
 3 XC       |        whom you know, whom I love greatly, Celimene, [Footnote: Madame
 4 XCVIII   |           you will disappoint him greatly. You shall bring your novel,
 5 CX       |           him and appreciates him greatly, he who likes whatever does
 6 CCI      |     theatrical affairs disturb me greatly, for I was in great form.
 7 CCXIV    |      Chansons? It would oblige me greatly. Now you have it.~I was
 8 CCXVI    |           pontiff! This discovery greatly surprised me and did me
 9 CCXXXVIII|         They say that he suffered greatly from hardship during the
10 CCLXX    |    indifference that surprises me greatly. If I were not harassed