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 1 6 |            and ask if there are any letters for me at the poste restante?
 2 6 |            Rousseau. There were two letters addressed to Duval. I took
 3 6 |        Thanks," he said, taking the letters. "Yes," he added, after
 4 6 |            silence." ~He opened the letters, guessed at rather than
 5 7 |      sentiment and whose melancholy letters amused me greatly. I realized
 6 14|            I made and remade twenty letters in my head. I had had to
 7 14|             polite; one thinks such letters, one does not write them."' ~"
 8 16|        begging me to come. To these letters I replied as best I could,
 9 17|             writing and gave me the letters without reading them. Sometimes
10 17|        Sometimes the terms of these letters brought tears to my eyes.
11 17|           these urgent and repeated letters, and tore them in pieces,
12 18|         rarely; but she often wrote letters which I never asked to see,
13 18|           Marguerite put Prudence's letters, I took advantage of a moment
14 18|              and I expect there are letters from my father waiting for
15 18|            to see if there were any letters from my father. There were
16 19|      Chapter 19 ~In his first three letters my father inquired the cause
17 19|           time in Paris." ~"I found letters from my father to which
18 19|       showed Marguerite my father's letters. ~"That is not what I am
19 22|            closed the book, for the letters seemed to me void of meaning
20 24| impertinences gave way to anonymous letters, and there was not a shameful
21 24|           father gave me drafts and letters of introduction, and eight