Letter

 1 XXI      |     t it the people without taste and without ideals who get
 2 XLVII    | from it through simple good taste.~Another word about money
 3 LXXXV    |   great Boileau against bad taste: “The senseless things which
 4 XCVII    |     more because of my good taste, than because of my affection
 5 CI       |      Which proves more good taste than learning on their part.
 6 CIV      |   is always ready, and then TASTE, a rare quality, even among
 7 CX       |   not have any success. The taste of the day is for marquises
 8 CXXX     |   to go to court. I have no taste for disputes and the scandals
 9 CXLIV    | like Balzac, but he has the taste and discernment that Hugo
10 CLVII    |  her loftiness of mind, her taste, her reverence for art,
11 CCXLIV   |   guilty one. He would have taste if the public had it.~Now
12 CCXLV    |    The publisher would have taste if the public had it...or
13 CCLI     |  this world for people with taste. One must, like the rhinoceros,
14 CCLXII   |   aside from some faults of taste, some modern expressions
15 CCLXXXIII|   the time for rest, let us taste the innocent pleasure of
16 CCC      |    a forbidden fruit that I taste in secret.~All my dear world
17 CCCI     |    that I am making to good taste. It would be agreeable to
18 CCCII    |   what a false rule of GOOD TASTE! Our work is worth only
19 CCCII    |   violate the rules of good taste if he shows his thought
20 CCCV     |      who has naturally good taste, said to me yesterday, in
21 CCCV     |     order to get rid of the taste of this milk-food, I read
22 CCCIX    |      As for the public, its taste disgusts me more and more.
23 CCCXIII  | Mary, is too hateful (to my taste) to be anything but an exact