Letter

 1 Introd  |       expects the renovation of humanity by some religious, some
 2 Introd  |    concedes the greater part of humanity to the devil, and can see
 3 Introd  |    Leroux. Her new “religion of humanity,” a kind of theosophical
 4 Introd  |      and abiding conceptions of humanity were the result of dispassionate
 5 Introd  |       The hopeless barbarism of humanity fills me with a black melancholy,”
 6 Introd  |   despair: “Why are you so sad? Humanity offers nothing new. Its
 7 Introd  |    renunciation of her faith in humanity and her popular progressivistic
 8 Introd  |      mistaken all my life, that humanity is contemptible, hateful,
 9 Introd  |    flood to save some debris of humanity. ... The people, you say!
10 Introd  |      curse or scorn their kind. Humanity is not a vain word. Our
11 XXXVII  |      must be certain ones among humanity who stick to chastity. Happy
12 LVII    |        better: the tradition of humanity.~Yes, I am susceptible to
13 XCIII   |         truth of the character. Humanity turned to fury, the guillotine
14 CIV     |       and sorrowful disgust for humanity. You can not imagine the
15 CLXVII  |        make one reconciled with humanity. As for you, you miss poor
16 CLXX    |       The hopeless barbarism of humanity fills me with a black melancholy.
17 CLXXII  |   useful?~Ah! we intellectuals! Humanity is far from our ideal! and
18 CLXXXIII|       three great evolutions of humanity! It is sad to find ourselves
19 CXCV    |    degree.~Why are you so said? Humanity offers nothing new. Its
20 CXCVII  |      mistaken all my life, that humanity is contemptible, hateful,
21 CXCVII  |      curse or scorn their kind. Humanity is not a vain word. Our
22 CXCVII  |    flood to save some debris of humanity. The debris is not worth
23 CXCVII  |    justice, and the respect for humanity are not recognized, are
24 CXCVII  |         to solve the problem of humanity, we are not worthy of defining
25 CXCVII  |         No, a hundred times no. Humanity is outraged in me and with
26 CCI     |         that would have wounded HUMANITY. They are kind to the mad
27 CCVIII  |         say that France is mad, humanity silly, and that we are crude
28 CCXXXVI | producing such monsters. I pity humanity, I wish it were good, because
29 CCLX    |       So that the generality of humanity continues to be charming.~
30 CCCII   |     beautiful.~I don’t say that humanity is on the way to the heights.