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 1 XXXIII  | intellectual suffering. Yes, in an ideal and rational society that
 2 XXXV    |    spiritualism; but he has a high ideal of love, and why counsel
 3 XXXVI   |        should be content with your ideal sentiments. You can then
 4 XXXVII  |          with the character of the IDEAL ARTIST; he would be a monster.
 5 XLII    |    anything which is not my little ideal of peaceful work, country
 6 XLIV    |           is thus, truly, that the ideal which one does not dream
 7 LIX     |            fellow, you know it. My ideal would be to live a long
 8 LXXXVI  |       purified and restored to his ideal. I also had that illusion;
 9 CXXXV   |           name of morality and the Ideal! I have also been annihilated
10 CLXXII  |           Humanity is far from our ideal! and our immense error,
11 CLXXXIII|            of all our efforts, the ideal of France!~I cherish the
12 CXCVII  |  patriotism, fanaticism without an ideal, sentimental folly or natural
13 CXCIX   |    Humanitarianism, sentiment, the ideal, have played us sufficiently
14 CCXXXI  |          delicious shade. It is an ideal place to bathe.~We have
15 CCXXXVI |         THE ISOLATED MOI. And that ideal of JUSTICE of which you
16 CCXLVI  |            are in the realm of the ideal about this, if you have
17 CCXLVI  |          and to share with them my ideal of sweetness and poetry.
18 CCLXIX  |          that child is my life and ideal. I no longer enjoy anything
19 CCLXXIV |         reread it to freshen up MY IDEAL.~
20 CCLXXXVI|        very bourgeois and not very ideal, but one has to begin at
21 CCC     |          is absolutely void of any ideal whatsoever, and therefore
22 CCCI    |  indignation. But according to the ideal of art that I have, I think
23 CCCIX   |          from the theory, from the ideal. Thence your pity for life,