Letter

 1 Introd   |  unlimited self-expansion, and of literature as an opportunity for unrestricted
 2 Introd   |      Anthony he ransacked ancient literature, devoured religions and
 3 Introd   |           In the field of art and literature we have abandoned criticism
 4 VII      |       friendship is good, even in literature, where the first condition
 5 XXXVI    |        the noise that you make in literature by your distinguished talent
 6 XLVII    | unmercifully, God be thanked, for literature and for individual happiness
 7 LXII     |       myself that I write BOTCHED literature. I have finished Cadio;
 8 C        |        not buried myself alive in literature, have laughed and lived
 9 CIV      |          way to make money out of literature). Oh, well!~I have just
10 CLXV     |       house where they talk about literature? And when it happens to
11 CLXXVII  |        have no longer any center. Literature seems to me to be a vain
12 CXCIV    |        about art nowadays? I make literature for myself as a bourgeois
13 CCI      |         injustice is practised by literature; it has no interest in esthetics,
14 CCXIII   |        absorb yourself so much in literature and learning. Change your
15 CCXVI    |  Decidedly nothing but sacrosanct literature interests me.~My preface
16 CCXVII   |          five, and the SACROSANCT LITERATURE as you call it, is only
17 CCXVIII  |        preparing to leave me.~No! literature is not what I love most
18 CCXXXIX  |          ever return seriously to literature), that he was a great poet.
19 CCXLIV   |           very simple. As soon as literature is a merchandise, the salesman
20 CCXLVI   |       from being happy outside of literature, but also from being literary
21 CCXLVI   |         people were interested in literature. I have always dreaded them
22 CCLVII   |         am not at such high-toned literature now. Far from it! I am hacking
23 CCLX     |      world, and I should add: for literature, if I were not afraid of
24 CCLXI    |      question of any work, of any literature at all, than if none of
25 CCLXII   |      Axiom: All governments curse literature, power does not like another
26 CCLXVI   |     Garcin de Tassy on Hindustani literature, to get clean. One can breathe,
27 CCLXXXIII|          Cruchard fanatical about literature and drunk with production.
28 CCLXXXV  |         away our clouds.~You love literature too much; it will destroy
29 CCXCI    |       pursuing my end (one alone, literature) without looking to the
30 CCXCIX   |          is all that I know about literature.~
31 CCC      |          the personal doctrine in literature. Are you right? Isn’t it
32 CCCII    |        But, as soon as you handle literature, you want, I don’t know
33 CCCII    |       virtue for a commonplace in literature. Give it its representative,
34 CCCXVIII |          Normandy for the sake of literature. When we meet I shall talk
35 CCCXIX   |        race,~Gustave Flaubert for Literature~THE END OF THE GEORGE SAND-GUSTAVE