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 1 6 |       a wide range; habits of criticism~enabled her to judge soberly
 2 6 |      a man's name and work to criticism.~ ~In spite of any such
 3 6 |      writer who, though doing criticism only, has found means to
 4 7 |  which~is always irritated by criticism. It is so natural that flame
 5 7 |    tell him; the nostalgia of criticism~is on him; he has no author
 6 8 |    system. The pickaxe of his criticism demolishes, it~never constructs.
 7 8 |      somnolent by meditation. Criticism is his opium; his harem
 8 10| Nantes, complaints of Nantes, criticism of~Nantes, and taking as
 9 18|       a paper-cuttersymbol of criticism! Finally, on the walls,
10 21|    wit by caustic~and envious criticism of whatever shines from
11 22|   applied them as formulas of criticism. His military joviality (