Letter

 1 Introd   |           what you lack, hate. In spite of your great Sphinx eyes,
 2 XVI      |           work and to be alone in spite of the rain.~Do you know
 3 XLVI     |        shall not go to Cannes, in spite of a strong temptation!
 4 LXXIV    |        and I could not resist, in spite of the great necessity of
 5 XCIX     |        the sorrow you give me! In spite of the longing I have, I
 6 C        |         anything in the world. In spite of what you say about it,
 7 C        |           too; but we love you in spite of ourselves and embrace
 8 CXXXV    |        very well nevertheless, in spite of politics, and Levy appears
 9 CLXXII   |         bottomless melancholy, in spite of work, in spite of the
10 CLXXII   |  melancholy, in spite of work, in spite of the good Saint-Antoine
11 CLXXVII  |         very depths of myself, in spite of all, I cannot keep myself
12 CLXXXIV  |    Croisset; for they continue in spite of peace to make themselves
13 CLXXXVII |        One loved Paris unhappy in spite of itself, one pities it
14 CXC      |           dear old troubadour, in spite of the sorrow which is the
15 CXCV     |           what you lack, hate. In spite of your great Sphinx eyes,
16 CXCVII   |         life with one’s family in spite of all, is without doubt
17 CXCVII   |           whose defects I love in spite of everything, all of whose
18 CCXVI    |            in his near return. In spite of my pessimism, we have
19 CCXIX    |    Charles Edmond. Ask him if, in spite of the fact that Nanon is
20 CCXXIV   |           which I shall finish in spite of everything. If I have
21 CCXXXI   |      years old. Perfect health in spite of the cough, which lets
22 CCXXXIII |          sic].~I believe that, in spite of your bad temper, this
23 CCLXX    |          and to expose myself, in spite of my great age, to the
24 CCLXXXIII| expenditure and the seclusion. In spite of the charm that I have
25 CCXCVII  |           health has come back in spite of you, since you are sleeping
26 CCCII    |          heights. I believe it in spite of everything; but I do
27 CCCVIII  |          one follows his path, in spite of his own desire. In short,