Notebook 063

July 1876 — July 1876

13 entries 12,911 words 13 translated

Main location: Paris

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Yesterday at two o'clock I left Nice, with my aunt and Amalia. Chocolat, having hurt his foot, will not be sent to us for another two days.

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After calls at Reboux's and Caroline's and other beautifiers, we went to the Bois for some air, for there was truly none in the city. A stifling heat.

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"What a pity," she said, "that you come three days too late — I would have introduced you to my old friend the Comtesse Garcia, whose daughter is...

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It seems that the little hat I am wearing is very pretty. The other day Caroline told me that one of the most elegant women in Paris had followed me...

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Rémy and his father called on us. You know that Rémy is twenty? He is an excellent young man and I am very glad to have him as a childhood friend....

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[*...of enduring it, of begging*] — and he will not come. I am ashamed and I am afraid. Let us wait until tomorrow.

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Today I saw quite extraordinary things. My aunt, Mmes de Mouzay and de Mertens were with me. We went to the celebrated somnambulist Alexis. He now...

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That wretched Pierre made me forget one of the most interesting parts of yesterday's prediction. I take up the dialogue again at page [293], at the...