Letter

 1 Introd |           of analysis. It demands true situations, and characters
 2 Introd |           and characters not only true but real, grouped about
 3 Introd |               Resignation, in the true, the philosophical, the
 4 Introd |       beauty to the cultus of the true beauty? Well! I tell you
 5 Introd |         continue my labour like a true working-man, who, with sleeves
 6 Introd |          the cup of the eternally true, he does not get too excited
 7 I      |           answering yes or no, in true Norman fashion. Perhaps
 8 XLIV   |        intelligent, who said very true things on that subject.
 9 XLV    | disinterested affection.” That is true, so is the opposite! We
10 LVI    |   adoration of the Creator.~Is it true what you tell me of G——?
11 LVIII  |          exasperated by it. It is true that many things exasperate
12 LX     |          the cup of the eternally true, he does not get too excited
13 LXVI   |           from him if all that is true; I shall be obliged.~
14 LXXIV  |        remaining sovereign. It is true that he is a former DEMOCRAT
15 LXXXIV |      IDIOCY, a new variety. It is true that I choose my milieu
16 LXXXVII| expressing what seems to me to be true. And the devil take the
17 XCIII  |     written a masterpiece, that’s true! and a very amusing one.
18 CVII   |         physical suffering. It is true that I am the son of an
19 CVII   |      humane man, sensitive in the true meaning of the word. The
20 CVII   |           dying.~You tell me very true things about the unconsciousness
21 CVII   |          de ma vie. What I say is true, since minds quite opposite
22 CXXXIII|        The good progressives, the true democrats will approve of
23 CXCIV  |        published in le Temps. How true it is! How just and well
24 CXCVII |  Unfortunate International, is it true that you believe in the
25 CXCVII |          constitute itself. It is true that this was not favorable
26 CCXII  |            dear master! it is not true. Bouilhet never injured
27 CCXIII |        are models, and it is very true that the bourgeois will
28 CCXIII |       dream the beautiful and the true, one would have to say: “
29 CCXXXIX|           have bad moments, it is true, but I pull myself together
30 CCXLV  |          I be hung if that is not true. Why does Levy admire Ponsard
31 CCXLV  |         book. The criticism seems true to me. It is a real BOOK
32 CCXLVI |          a fertile inspiration in true joys.~You promise to come;
33 CCLVII |          page on the Empress. How true is what you say of the proletariat!
34 CCLVII |        first act in a week. It is true that my days are long. I
35 CCLXXIX|       Friday, 3d July, 1874~Is it true, dear master, that last
36 CCLXXX |         depart from the eternally true, the absolutely beautiful.
37 CCXCI  |          wounded me deeply. It is true that I am endowed with an
38 CCXCIV |         so continually, for it is true. Your moral and physical
39 CCC    |           is not merely painting. True painting, moreover, is full
40 CCC    | stimulates me and makes me find a true pleasure in digging away;
41 CCCII  |         the decent, the good, the true, the beautiful.~I don’t
42 CCCII  |           for the rest. It is not true, since the lack of success
43 CCCII  |        the substance. Do not take true virtue for a commonplace
44 CCCIV  |          is not a writer, that is true, although he falls but little
45 CCCVI  |         Imbeciles dominate, it is true, but there is a public conscience
46 CCCIX  |          do you think them really true to life? Are there many
47 CCCIX  |       there many like them? It is true that while reading, one
48 CCCIX  |        the moment that a thing is true, it is good. Obscene books
49 CCCX   |          How charming, poetic and true to life all that is! La