Letter

 1 Introd |     always imputed to the human race, the baseness with which
 2 XLIII  |     live, since you are of that race: only you MUST rest. One
 3 LVI    |        being well. If the human race went on very well or very
 4 CVII   |     them the roots of the human race, the origin of the gods,
 5 CXXII  |       more service to the human race than all the Saint Vincent
 6 CLXXVII|      the Protestants? The Latin race is agonizing. France is
 7 CLXXX  |         die without cursing our race!~We still love you, and
 8 CLXXXIX|        one despair of the human race.~I was in Versailles on
 9 CXCIII |     illness of my nation and my race. I cannot isolate myself
10 CXCV   |  dominate over mind, education, race and even money, which is
11 CXCVI  |        to hate either the human race or our poor, dear country.
12 CXCVII |         my compatriots, from my race, from the great family in
13 CXCVII |          Wait till the Germanic race gets to work, the race whose
14 CXCVII | Germanic race gets to work, the race whose disciplinary aptitudes
15 CXCVII |        aptitudes we admire, the race whose armies have just shown
16 CXCVII |    country, that this cherished race, all of whose chords I feel
17 CXCVII |  believe that my country and my race are struck to death, I feel
18 CCI    | Croisset. Money, mind, and even race ought to be reckoned, in
19 CCI    | finances, politics, etc. What a race is that of enlightened men!!!
20 CCXI   |         you say, when the human race is so absurd? I submit,
21 CCXXXVI|         passion, but of love of race, of the widening sentiment
22 CCLXXXV|         imbecility of the human race. Poor dear! imbecility,
23 CCCII  |         relative truth that our race has been admitted to comprehend;
24 CCCXIX |          Polycarp for the human race,~Gustave Flaubert for Literature~