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And then, the day before yesterday, in a newspaper, I saw | And then, the day before yesterday, in a newspaper, I saw a list with the members of the Bar… And that name<ref name="n4" />! I had a dreadful fright but I hoped that it was just the same name. But now I know. I know that you, the person among all others who I wished would prosper in the greatest of joys, this person has a broken heart, my thoughts cannot escape this idea, suffer with it, try to detach themselves from it only for it to return once more, just as when we are hurt we make that movement a hundred times over which makes us hurt all the more. It’s no doubt the young man I caught a glimpse of at Larue's<ref name="n5" />? How I wish to see you, I am so saddened with your pain that my company would not place any constraint either on you or on me. |
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And then, the day before yesterday, in a newspaper, I saw a list with the members of the Bar… And that name[1]! I had a dreadful fright but I hoped that it was just the same name. But now I know. I know that you, the person among all others who I wished would prosper in the greatest of joys, this person has a broken heart, my thoughts cannot escape this idea, suffer with it, try to detach themselves from it only for it to return once more, just as when we are hurt we make that movement a hundred times over which makes us hurt all the more. It’s no doubt the young man I caught a glimpse of at Larue's[2]? How I wish to see you, I am so saddened with your pain that my company would not place any constraint either on you or on me.