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 1 I   |    enthusiasm at fame through literature; while David, with that~
 2 I   |   pointed out the new ways in literature that Lucien must follow~
 3 I   | appeared above the horizon of literature and science since the Peace--~
 4 II  |    young illustrious names in literature in~short, Liberals and Royalists,
 5 II  |        all the lighter French literature, in~short, that appeared
 6 III |     the friends the fields of literature in~the light of a newly-risen
 7 V   |       success. Now success in literature is only won in solitude
 8 VI  |      the first~importance for literature, science, and politics.~ ~"
 9 VI  |     fame through the world of literature,~and bring in money enough
10 VI  |      down upon the~tourney of literature, and meant that Lucien,
11 VIII|        the Fernando Cortez of~literature carried but little baggage.