Letter

1 XVI     |     yours is bound to be too original to be understood by that
2 C       |  heart. What talent! and how original and polished! I think that
3 CXXXIX  |  simple. You do not know how original your book is, and how many
4 CLIX    |   EVERYTHING. He is amusing, original and interesting to the utmost
5 CCXVII  |   invention. I found them so original and so funny that I have
6 CCXLVII | think that the idea of it is original, nothing more. And then,
7 CCLXVIII|   and then THEY put back the original text. But of my own accord
8 CCLXXIV |    you give me a copy or the original of Cruchard’s biography;