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 1 5 | necessarily ignorant of modern literature, and the~advance and present
 2 5 |       Greek of seminaries, the literature of~the dead languages, and
 3 6 | imagination, into the world of literature, instead of~holding her
 4 6 |   taste for German and English literature and~made her learn both
 5 6 |   means to give the~public and literature the impression of a certain
 6 7 |    amazing creations of modern literature~which produced their full
 7 8 |        criticise~art, science, literature, and politics, is incompetent
 8 10|    present~condition of modern literature, and Camille's place in
 9 11|        all ideas of~knowledge, literature, the world, society, politics,
10 12|     and dashes of which~modern literature is so prodigal when it comes
11 25|       Maupin, the innkeeper of~literature, to go into a convent?"