Letter

 1 Introd   |           ruin of the soul.”~“What use, pray,” he cries in the
 2 Introd   |      felicitous watchwords for the use of human society. Like one
 3 XX       |           long as it is allowed to use the same expression to signify
 4 XXI      |         not to serve any immediate use; but it keeps up just the
 5 XXVII    |            am a good commissioner, use me.~
 6 XXXVII   |         the bourgeois, what is the use in it for them? Of course
 7 LVI      |        Philistines, are not of any use. Still it is worth more
 8 LXXXVI   |          without wounding, one can use the lash without hurting,
 9 LXXXVI   |           her husband was wrong to use such a word, for he ought
10 XCV      |           do what you can to be of use to him in a very just suit
11 XCVI     |     Thuillier, to whom I was of no use, and who was not particularly
12 CI       |           three days, which I made use of in hunting up information,
13 CXXXV    |          at all. But I wonder what use there is in printing my
14 CXLV     |            of an arsenal and makes use of it? Pretty! Pretty!~What
15 CXLV     |         more each day. What is the use of making concessions? Why
16 CLXXV    |         our imbecility, must be of use to us. We are perhaps making
17 CLXXVII  |         all that is going on? What use, pray, is science, since
18 CXCVI    |            of experience are of no use until too late.~I think
19 CXCVII   |     whatever method one desired to use, would be impracticable.~
20 CCXIII   |          have to say: “What is the use?”~I embrace you warmly.~
21 CCXVII   |            you. They will be of no use to you except to make you
22 CCXXX    |          should like to beg you to use to the utmost your influence
23 CCXXXII  |        tendencies to the excessive use of tobacco. To be agreeable
24 CCXLVI   |           scorn life. One must not use it up voluntarily; you are
25 CCXLVI   |         you ought to make a longer use. Consider too, that my spirit
26 CCL      | development what exists, in making use always of the method established
27 CCLXI    |            of the subject! Of what use are these pleasures of vision,
28 CCLXXV   |            articles are not of any use, now, no more than are friends
29 CCLXXX   |         absolutely deprived of the use of my right arm. I have
30 CCLXXXVII|          technique! And then, what use is so much criticism!~I
31 CCCII    |           That, in truth, is of no use, unless it is done frankly