Letter

 1 Introd  |      his materials, master his subject. After Flaubert, a first-rate
 2 Introd  |     that. I also was young and subject to indignations. It is over!
 3 VI      |       has his own ideas on the subject—as Goulard would say—I would
 4 XXVI    |      you for ten years. My one subject of conversation with my
 5 XXXVII  |   ought to pity me!~As for our subject under discussion (a propos
 6 XXXVII  |     EXPRESS HIS OPINION on any subject whatsoever. Has the good
 7 XLIV    |       very true things on that subject. He said that I SPIRITUALIZED
 8 XLIV    |      nourished concerning this subject. I have observed the infancy
 9 XLV     |     idea to have sought such a subject! You should give me a recipe
10 XLV     |       Champfleury treated that subject badly. For I don’t see that
11 LX      |     that. I also was young and subject to indignations. It is over!~
12 LXXIV   |      developed my idea on that subject in a novel which has been
13 LXXIV   |        colors according to the subject of the picture; the artist
14 XCIII   | oneself about such a miserable subject?~I would write you at length
15 CXXXIII |    certainly be a rumpus; your subject will be quite opportune
16 CLXI    |      As that is an extravagant subject, I hope it will divert me.~
17 CLXII   |        to be disgusted with my subject.~Are you reading Taine’s
18 CXCI    |       get to the bottom of the subject as soon as possible. And
19 CCXXXVI |    just written a paper on the subject that you raise, addressing
20 CCXL    |        universe? It could, the subject is immense. I embrace you,
21 CCXLVI  |     overcoming in advance, the subject of ill humor, of contempt
22 CCLXI   |        a SETTING worthy of the subject! Of what use are these pleasures
23 CCLXXIII|     you say about it, that the subject was good, but that I have
24 CCLXXV  |       that I have exhausted my subject. I wonder why he has never
25 CCLXXV  |       an electric current. The subject then is very important in
26 CCXCIV  |     seeing that you have a new subject of sadness amidst your spleen.~
27 CCXCIX  |     senatorial elections are a subject of diversion to the public
28 CCC     |       old troubadour who was a subject of chagrin and serious worry