Letter

 1 Introd |            beneath an affectionate personal relationship, of a fundamental
 2 Introd |   antipathies lie deep beneath the personal relationship of George Sand
 3 Introd |           and complex story of her personal relationships, so we must
 4 Introd |         works of George Sand is in personal passion, in the commotion
 5 Introd |           marked subsidence of her personal emotion, and, in compensation,
 6 Introd |          private good and of one’s personal freedom, not to might nor
 7 Introd |        meaning are not a whit less personal to Flaubert than the purpose
 8 Introd |           Indiana, let us say, are personal to George Sand. The “meaning”
 9 Introd |          with invasive energy that personal and desperately pessimistic
10 Introd | implication that his pessimism was personal, that it had any particular
11 XXIV   |         feasible, you will do me a personal favor. I will do the same
12 XXVIII |          looked forward to it, all personal interest aside. And I who
13 XXXIV  |           collect a little of your personal memories.~Do you know an
14 CXXXIX |         your book is, and how many personal feelings must be offended
15 CXLV   |          to write in future for my personal satisfaction, and without
16 CXCVII |        party interests through any personal interest. Those who can
17 CCXVI  |           what I admire. That is a personal allusion to you, dear, kind
18 CCXXVII|        this week, in the horror of personal business. But next week
19 CCXXXVI|            am not speaking here of personal passion, but of love of
20 CCXXXVI|            Nothing but means and a personal end. Only one had principles,
21 CCLXXX |     Criticism always starts from a personal point of view, the authority
22 CCC    |     meticulous concealment of your personal feelings. However, one sees
23 CCC    |            I cannot forget that my personal victory over despair was
24 CCC    |            the intervention of the personal doctrine in literature.
25 CCCII  |        judges according to his own personal vision, and the general
26 CCCIX  |          not show more plainly his personal jealousy.~Except for the
27 CCCIX  |           exact?~As for letting my personal opinion be known about the