Chapter

1 I  | preface.~ ~"After Chenier had written those poems, he thought
2 I  |        he thought that he had written~nothing worth publishing,"
3 III|     he wished that he had not written that~letter; he wished he
4 IV |     well enough in their way,~written to oblige, a song now and
5 IV |     every~morning, he had not written a couple of pages in a dozen
6 IV |  Cicero which might have been written to suit modern times,"~and
7 V  |       that the poems had been written by a Royalist brother~of
8 V  |     some one surely must have written such a poem in the days
9 V  |       me that my happiness is written large~over it all; I am