George Sand-Gust
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共 277 题- The George Sand-Gustave Flaubert Letters
- Translated by A.L. McKenzie (1921)
- Introduction by Stuart Sherman
- PREFATORY NOTE
- A. L. McKenzie
- INTRODUCTION
- STUART P. SHERMAN
- George Sand
- I sent your affectionate little greeting to Bouilhet.
- Coulard
- At Palaiseau with the Monks
- Goulard the elder
- I have finished my novel, and you?
- I kiss the two great diamonds which adorn your face.
- Jorje Sens
- G. Sand
- A thousand fond greetings from your
- G. Flaubert
- G. Sand
- XI. TO GUSTAVE FLAUBERT
- I wrote you last night, and our letters must have crossed.
- G. Sand
- I embrace you.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I found Paris very small yesterday, when crossing the bridges.
- G. Sand
- G. S.
- Sunday evening
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I embrace you very warmly, dear master.
- G. Sand
- I embrace and bless you.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I love you and embrace you.
- Think sometimes of your old troubadour. Friday
- G. Sand
- So be content, if that keeps up, Bouilhet is a success. Sunday
- G. S.
- G. Sand
- Victoire Potelet
- I embrace you.
- G. Sand
- XLIX. TO GEORGE SAND
- Your old George Sand
- G. Sand
- LV. TO GEORGE SAND
- Your old troubadour G. Sand
- Your old
- Gustave Flaubert
- LVIII. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- Your troubadour
- G. Sand
- LXVI. TO GEORGE SAND
- I am returning to Nohant and I embrace you with all my heart.
- G. Sand
- LXVIII. TO GEORGE SAND
- Your old troubadour
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I embrace you tenderly.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- LXXX. TO GUSTAVE FLAUBERT
- I shall probably go in the evening.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- LXXXII. TO GUSTAVE FLAUBERT Paris, 26 May, 1868
- I am charmingly located on the Luxembourg garden.
- LXXXIII. TO GUSTAVE FLAUBERT Paris, 28 May, 1868
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I thank you for coming to see Cadio.
- G. Sand
- XCI. TO GEORGE SAND
- XCII. TO GUSTAVE FLAUBERT
- I embrace you.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I embrace you six times if you say yes.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- CXIX. TO GUSTAVE FLAUBERT
- CXX. TO GUSTAVE FLAUBERT Paris, 29 May, 1869
- G. Sand
- I am off for Palaiseau AND IT IS TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING!
- CXXI. TO GEORGE SAND
- CXXII. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- Saturday evening
- I embrace you.
- G. Sand
- Your troubadour
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- CXXIX. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- Yours, your old troubadour
- G. Sand
- CXXXV. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Sand
- G. S.
- 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
- Lina
- I embrace you.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I embrace you for myself and for all my brood.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- Tuesday evening
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- CLVII. To MADAME HORTENSE CORNU
- Gustave Flaubert
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- CLXV. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I love you, my dear old friend, we all love you.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I embrace you. Tell me where you are, what you are thinking.
- G. Sand
- The war (I hope) will make a home thrust at the "authorities."
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I received your letter of the 11th yesterday.
- I embrace you!
- G. Sand
- CLXXXVIII. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I am working like a convict.
- G. Sand
- CXCIX. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Sand
- CCI. TO GEORGE SAND
- Your old friend
- Your old friend
- G. Sand
- Your old friend
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I embrace you.
- CCX. TO GEORGE SAND
- I embrace you.
- Your old friend
- I embrace you for myself and for all mine.
- G. Sand
- CCXII. TO GEORGE SAND
- I embrace you warmly.
- CCXIV. TO GEORGE SAND
- I embrace you for myself and for all my brood.
- G. Sand
- CCXVI. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- Your old G. Sand
- CCXXV. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- CCXXX. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Flaubert
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- CCXXXVII. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Sand
- Your old troubadour
- G. Sand
- CCXLIII. TO GEORGE SAND
- I am always thinking of Theo. I am not consoled for his loss.
- Your old troubadour
- G. SAND
- I embrace you six times for the New Year.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- Your old troubadour
- G. Sand
- Gustave Flaubert
- CCLVII. TO GEORGE SAND
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- CCLXV. TO GUSTAVE FLAUBERT
- G. Sand Monday
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I embrace you and we love you.
- G. Sand
- R. P. Cruchard
- The 7th
- The 8th
- God be thanked, "of my horrible sight I purge their States."
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I love you, and I embrace you, as does every one of my brood.
- Your old troubadour
- Your old troubadour
- I am thinking of going to Paris next month, shall you be there?
- G. Sand
- I love you with all my heart.
- CCXCIII. TO GUSTAVE FLAUBERT
- I love you, and I embrace you.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- 15th January, 1876
- I embrace you for all of us.
- G. Sand
- I embrace you therefore in a hurry, so as not to lose the post.
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- G. Sand
- I embrace you very tenderly.
- Your old Gustave Flaubert
- Gustave Flaubert
- Gustave Flaubert
- 4 rue Murillo, Parc Monceau
- CCCXV. To MADAM LINA SAND
- I beg you to give me very frequent news of your dear mother-in-law.
- Embrace her for me and believe that I am
- Your very devoted
- Gustave Flaubert
- Your Gustave Flaubert
- Gustave Flaubert
- Your old friend
- Gustave Flaubert
- Gustave Flaubert for Literature
- THE END OF THE GEORGE SAND-GUSTAVE FLAUBERT LETTERS