Letter

 1 Introd |    equality with her brothers in talent, she adopts male attire: “
 2 Introd |         correspondent, he has no talent for living. He has never
 3 Introd |       better disputant; he had a talent for writing. George Sand
 4 II     |       admire only your admirable talent, I love you with all my
 5 XXIV   |        would have had a charming talent. He left a pretty play,
 6 XXXIV  |    Faustine, in which she showed talent. My opinion is that she
 7 XXXVI  | literature by your distinguished talent I also made in my day in
 8 XL     |          to have a great deal of talent and even of genius if you
 9 XLIX   |        short charming, and “with talent.”~
10 C      |          his work by heart. What talent! and how original and polished!
11 CIII   |           how people change! His talent, his knowledge, his mind
12 CVII   |         since he is rich and has talent?~I am just now reading Don
13 CXCVII |    environment, if they have the talent to avoid all that can displease
14 CXCVII |       the more they have of this talent, the more they will find
15 CCI    |       consideration there except talent. Thence, in the petty journals,
16 CCXIX  |          of their circle, has no talent, and they do not give me
17 CCXXXIX|         youth, that gave him his talent; the hate of the blackguards
18 CCLXIII|      worthy man! And what modest talent! Everyone adores him here
19 CCLXVII|        and spirit. And with real talent!~I am not reading all these
20 CCLXXX |          nature, and for nature. Talent, will, genius, are natural
21 CCC    |          more education and more talent than I have. Only I think
22 CCCVII |          Daudet. Ah, yes! He has talent and heart! and how well
23 CCCIX  |          order of the ideas, the talent, or rather the genius for
24 CCCX   |     memoirs, supposing I had the talent to write them in such a