Letter

 1 Introd  |      love of splendor and the hatred of mediocrity—two passions,
 2 Introd  |    them Flaubert indulges his hatred for mediocrity—for the humdrum
 3 Introd  |     his own purely “artistic” hatred of the bourgeois, translated
 4 Introd  |      strangle the other half. Hatred, after all, contempt and
 5 Introd  |       after all, contempt and hatred, are not quite the most
 6 LVII    |       going to pieces.~Axiom: Hatred of the bourgeois is the
 7 LVIII   |       is that they excite the hatred of the bourgeois, although
 8 LVIII   |    words a la Prudhomme. That hatred springs from something very
 9 LVIII   |     orderly people.~It is the hatred that one feels for the bedouin,
10 LXXXV   |      from this divine source, hatred, warfare, the clashing of
11 CXXXV   |    less astonished by so much hatred and bad faith.~La Tribune,
12 CLXXVII |       feel overwhelmed by the hatred of forty millions of men?
13 CLXXXV  |     changed the object of our hatred. That is why I am angry
14 CXCVII  |       these first trophies of hatred and of violence, are they
15 CXCVII  |       These men were moved by hatred, disappointed ambition,
16 CXCVII  |       profess destruction and hatred as a duty? No, your power
17 CCXVII  |    used to think that all her hatred was directed against me,
18 CCLXVI  | defended him bitterly, out of hatred for the 4th of September.
19 CCLXVIII|     as you know, an essential hatred of all dogmatism, of all
20 CCLXX   |       t it funny, this simple hatred of authority, of all government
21 CCLXXVI |   these criticisms there is a HATRED against me, against me personally,
22 CCLXXXV |     childhood is sacred. What hatred you have devoted to it!