Notebook 046

October 1875 — October 1875

10 entries • 10,818 words • 10 translated

Main location: Nice

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(2,014 words)

I go to church alone, and tell the coachman to take the lane opposite the school. That way I'll pass by no. 77. Everything is shuttered — they've...

(1,154 words)

My Three Graces are at my house; we go out together without my aunt, in a closed landau, laughing as always and from time to time greeting strangers....

(974 words)

Three times I lay back down this morning — my shoulder will not allow me to move.

(923 words)

1 Your son will leave this place And stir a mighty noise — He'll sing and shout and laugh, But rot, but rot!

(754 words)

Here is one of the letters from that M. Couthon — may the devil take him.

(1,499 words)

My aunt said — "Mademoiselle," in the Niçois way, as the Niçois himself used to say it — and it gave me such pleasure.

(923 words)

Why can one never speak without exaggerating? My dark reflections would be sound if they were a little calmer — their violent form robs them of...

(1,316 words)

First day of rain, first day of autumn.

(551 words)

I am utterly wretched; all this is destroying me — if such a fever continues I shall fall ill! And they wonder at my pallor!

(710 words)

Our English neighbours at no. 55 are people worthy of notice. It is Lord Augustus Loftus, former ambassador to Berlin, and his family.