Letter

 1 XXI       |          should have the physical strength and would say to you: “Come
 2 XXI       |           who has neither sex nor strength, progresses towards childhood,
 3 XXXIII    |          for every dissipation of strength.” Then you make a distinction
 4 XXXIII    |     continuing would increase its strength. You would do afterwards
 5 XLIV      |        was another expenditure of strength during this season of being
 6 XLIV      |        have more rather than less strength, he answered that the danger
 7 LVI       | overwhelmed me, which exceeded my strength and which I often used to
 8 LXV       |       every day, and regaining my strength entirely in this cold and
 9 LXV       |       myself in your affectionate strength; for cold and purely philosophical
10 LXXXVI    |         the hand is gentle in its strength. You are so kind that you
11 XCI       |           now very little of that strength! They were literary and
12 XCIII     |  secretaries, is of an incredible strength. It makes one cry out! There
13 CIV       |  Sainte-Beuve. Not like you!~Your strength charms me and amazes me.
14 CIV       |         and amazes me. I mean the strength of your entire being, not
15 CV        |           see that I have not the strength of mind that you think.~
16 CXXII     |          fortifying me, drains my strength. When I lie on the grass
17 CXXXIII   |      either for you. You have the strength to be stimulated by what
18 CXXXIV    |          beautiful book, equal in strength to the best ones of Balzac
19 CLV       |         live alone any more; when strength returns you must really
20 CLXXVI    |     toward her, takes away all my strength.~This is where our passion
21 CXC       |        age, abnormal even, for my strength increases at the age when
22 CXCVII    |           believe in the lie that strength is superior to right? If
23 CCXXIII   |        too sad. I lacked physical strength.~At last, today, I am beginning
24 CCXXIII   |       shall see.~Shall I have the strength to live absolutely alone
25 CCXXVI    |       nothing, but I have not the strength to write. I embrace you,
26 CCXLVI    |         He is in the prime of his strength, in his best development,
27 CCLX      |          icy stream is a proof of strength that bewilders me, and is
28 CCLXIX    |          your happiness, and your strength. And do tell us that you
29 CCLXXX    |        about without me, since my strength is not equal to going with
30 CCLXXXVI  |       ahead; but he ought to have strength in proportion to his vision.
31 CCLXXXVIII|           exercise, a man of your strength and your complexion ought
32 CCXCIV    |          will find once more your strength and your enthusiasm.~We
33 CCC       |       discovering in yourself the strength to control them, whatever
34 CCCII     |       believe today; but I lacked strength, and like you I said: “I
35 CCCII     |           everything. One has the strength that one thinks one has
36 CCCIX     |         sleep? in building up her strength? Your poor Cruchard takes