Letter

 1 Introd   | recreation the book lacks, in his opinion, one quite indispensable
 2 XXI      |           saying that. It was the opinion of the Lundi or the thesis
 3 XXI      | reflecting on it, isn’t that your opinion? If you are convinced of
 4 XXXIV    |       which she showed talent. My opinion is that she has intelligence
 5 XXXVII   |          THE RIGHT TO EXPRESS HIS OPINION on any subject whatsoever.
 6 XXXVII   |          God ever uttered it, his opinion? That is why there are not
 7 LXXIII   |        express occasionally one’s opinion on the things of this world,
 8 LXXXIV   |           promised to tell him my opinion and I am keeping my word.
 9 LXXXVII  |          ought to express his own opinion on the things of this world.
10 XC       |      every friendship, every good opinion; can you understand that?
11 CIV      |           to her. That is all. My opinion on it, if you wish to know
12 CVII     |          the bad.” Such is not my opinion. For then something terrible,
13 CXXXIV   |            We are all of the same opinion, that it is a beautiful
14 CXXXV    |         La Tribune, le Pays and l’Opinion nationale on the other hand
15 CXLIV    |           not useless to know the opinion of good people and of young
16 CLXXXIV  |           t know if you are of my opinion, that full and entire liberty
17 CLXXXVIII|            what servility for the opinion of the day, the dish of
18 CXC      |         are we, according to your opinion?~In Rouen, you no longer
19 CXCVII   |          was by various shades of opinion, some wanting disorder to
20 CXCVII   |          make a business of their opinion, their opinion has no value.~
21 CXCVII   |           of their opinion, their opinion has no value.~I know sweet,
22 CCXXXIII |            which will appear in l’Opinion nationale with a work by
23 CCLVII   |           am not entirely of your opinion as regards the punctuation.
24 CCLVIII  |      getting more and more of the opinion that nothing is worth the
25 CCLXIV   |        which would follow. Public opinion is absolutely against it.
26 CCLXXVIII|          oneself according to its opinion.~The good Tourgueneff must
27 CCLXXXI  |          did not hide from him my opinion about him; inde irae. However,
28 CCCII    |          fancy? To hide one’s own opinion about the characters that
29 CCCII    |     therefore uncertain about the opinion that he should have of them,
30 CCCII    |        had shown more clearly the opinion that you had, and that the
31 CCCII    |           well thought out, in my opinion. Depict inert things as
32 CCCV     |         very curious to have your opinion on these two books, which
33 CCCIX    |           for letting my personal opinion be known about the people