Letter

1 III     |       oppose to it, you will not notice them (be sure of it) any
2 XVIII   |      nights, without stopping to notice such small things.~I have
3 XCVI    |          I was tired and did not notice it. I am waking from that
4 CI      | Quichotte tedious, etc.).~Do you notice how rare literary sense
5 CXLV    |     death has left a void that I notice more each day. What is the
6 CCXVII  |          how, without seeming to notice it.~What kind of a woman
7 CCXLV   |    December, 1872~Dear master,~I notice a phrase in your last letter: “
8 CCLXXIII|  nauseous!~And you beg me not to notice human folly, and to deprive
9 CCCIII  |          like that at a moment’s notice, but I should have liked