Letter

1 Introd| Nevertheless,” she declares, “my instincts have formed, without my
2 XXXV  |       ruler, herself puts in our instincts, and she sets the limit
3 XLVIII|        of an Indian, with gentle instincts, almost impossible to find;
4 CIII  |        give evidence of delicate instincts. One is surprised to find
5 CXCVII|         Liberation of the lowest instincts, impotence of bold ambitions,
6 CCCII |   nothing, except those with bad instincts; that is what you are reproached
7 CCCII |        that encourages these bad instincts and ruins noble efforts;