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 1 5 |        has more heart than even talent; she is as generous as you
 2 6 |      life and the nature of her~talent. She observed men at an
 3 6 |        the character of his own talent (always rather~fanciful
 4 7 |          and Flanders, in which talent has become so common that
 5 7 |    common that hearts,~weary of talent, are calling aloud for genius.
 6 8 |      mind; as a composer~he has talent, though he will never attain
 7 8 |        to~his voice than to his talent as a composer, though he
 8 10|        of genius, I am a man of talent, and as such I have divined
 9 13|        qualities which we call /talent/, but in the things of the
10 14|    genius to offer you; my~only talent is to love you; my honor,
11 15|         recognize your~infernal talent as author. Well, your revenge
12 23|       want to be thought men of~talent; men of talent wish to be
13 23|   thought men of~talent; men of talent wish to be treated as men
14 23|        wits to~disparage men of talent, men of talent to disparage
15 23| disparage men of talent, men of talent to disparage those who outstrip~
16 23|        by services rendered, by talent, are privileges granted