Letter

1 XXVII   |     remaining impressionable, sincere, loving art, not corrupted
2 LXXXVI  | Proudhon, I never thought him sincere. He is a rhetorician of
3 CLVI    |      degrades art.~This is my SINCERE answer, I have only enough
4 CLXIX   |       tenderest hearts, and a sincere good will. He was not able
5 CLXXXVII|       I think that partisans (sincere) ought to change their formulas
6 CXCVII  |    the pros and cons, and the sincere writer tells both without
7 CCXXXVI |       be strong too; they are sincere, they issue from the roots