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 1 4 |     of questionable~morals, a writer for the stage; frequenting
 2 6 |  fantastic life of the female~writer who concealed herself under
 3 6 |       of a distinguished male~writer, George Sand the masculine
 4 6 |       a scornful and powerful~writer who, though doing criticism
 5 6 |     Touches had received this writer for the last seven~years,
 6 8 | politician as well as a great~writer; but this unpublished Machiavelli
 7 11|       spots whichas a certain writer ferreting~for the miseries
 8 11|   enchanted to find the great writer a victim to~the pettiness
 9 17|   Maupin, the unbeliever, the writer~of books, which I am soon
10 23|  administrator~jealous of the writer, leads fools to disparage