Letter

 1 Introd   | reading over again the Aeneid, certain verses of which I repeat
 2 Introd   |       in a desire to present a certain segment of observed life.
 3 Introd   |     but which man can, up to a certain point, assimilate when he
 4 XXXIII   | instrument might sound weak at certain moments, but the breeze
 5 XXXV     |     till you have accomplished certain definite work,” and he works.
 6 XXXVII   |        Of course there must be certain ones among humanity who
 7 XLV      |   being? I don’t know. What is certain is that I experience a PARTICULAR
 8 LX       |     but which man can, up to a certain point, assimilate when he
 9 LXXI     |   Auteuil in order to discover certain little nooks. What would
10 CXL      |    others follow suit. After a certain reverence has been violated
11 CLXVIII  |     protracted effort I need a certain lightness which I lack just
12 CLXXI    |       that in order to work, a certain lightness was needed; where
13 CLXXXVII |     myself to my own cure by a certain faith often shaken, but
14 CXCVII   |    could, as you say, live for certain privileged persons and withdraw
15 CXCVII   |       want to be happy through certain people—those certain people,
16 CXCVII   |   through certain people—those certain people, the favorites of
17 CXCVII   |      all that in them—and even certain doctrinaire points of honor,
18 CXCVII   |   France is agonizing, that is certain; we are all sick, all corrupt,
19 CXCVII   |      perish with them, that is certain, but we shall die while
20 CXCVII   |     who is not mad maintains a certain consistency, and I do not
21 CCXLVI   |      attained this end up to a certain point; I have at least done
22 CCXLVI   |    think of you. I have gained certain intellectual benefits which
23 CCL      |       But we love you, that is certain; and we would like to infuse
24 CCLI     |   being? I don’t know. What is certain, is, that I was very ill
25 CCLII    |       s! If you are better, be certain it is because you have gotten
26 CCLXII   |       in Beauce, hunting for a certain country that I had in mind,
27 CCLXIX   |        it can profit her. If a certain portion of intelligence
28 CCLXXV   |        performed, which is not certain. There is no fun in anything
29 CCLXXVII |        weeks, that is the most certain thing for us about our profession.~
30 CCLXXVIII|      they put mattresses under certain falls and thorns under others?
31 CCLXXIX  |       are so indulgent towards certain others.~The American Harrisse
32 CCLXXXI  |       very much at odds with a certain ——. He wanted to make over,
33 CCLXXXVII|    MANIA and the pleasure that certain people have in announcing
34 CCXCI    |     lacking to me. One needs a certain vivacity to write good things!
35 CCCI     |     the legends of Gavarni for certain expressions and master strokes,
36 CCCII    | seeking the dry and the clean, certain that it is the law of my
37 CCCII    |    useless. Natures opposed on certain points understand each other
38 CCCII    |       tell you wherein lie the certain conditions for your success.
39 CCCVI    |      since society exists in a certain order and without too many
40 CCCX     |       the character of Pierre. Certain pages seemed to me fragments
41 CCCXVII  |    time? Solitude is bad under certain conditions. One should not