Letter

 1 Introd   |         lacerations of the social state and the disasters of the
 2 XXXIII   |         exalts us too much, which state would degenerate into weakness,—
 3 XXXIII   |           the brilliance of a new state of my intellect and of my
 4 XXXIII   |            it is still a charming state and like no other, this
 5 LX       |    considering it carefully, your state of overexcitement is probably
 6 LXIV     |       only pull myself out of the state I am now in. Insomnia is
 7 C        |         the silly that I am, your state of pleasure. If it is like
 8 CI       |          condemn myself may be a “state of joy,” no. But what can
 9 CXV      | troubadour who does not want THIS STATE OF AFFAIRS to continue!~
10 CXXI     |           He is in such a nervous state that they have advised him
11 CXXII    |           odious being called the State.~Experience proves (it seems
12 CLXXXIV  |          live here in a continual state of loving one another; we
13 CLXXXVII |          interesting, their moral state distresses me. One pities
14 CLXXXVII |         You don’t tell me in what state you found your charming
15 CLXXXVIII|           an extraordinary mental state. The success of la Lanterne
16 CXCIV    |     making all the gods talk in a state of agony. The subtitle of
17 CXCVII   |         lacerations of the social state and the disasters of the
18 CCXIV    |         throat was in a frightful state. But I have slept a great
19 CCXXXVIII|    happiness which is our chronic state, angers you and astonishes
20 CCXLVI   |        arrived at a philosophical state of very satisfactory serenity,
21 CCLXX    |          calm about the result, a state of indifference that surprises
22 CCLXXIX  |     flatter there than usual. The state of politics has become drivel!
23 CCCII    |  precisely to depict a deplorable state of society that encourages
24 CCCXIV   |           Mans, so that I am in a state of cruel uncertainty.~Be