Letter

 1 Introd  |          the meaningless chaos of existence—it is his subtly critical
 2 Introd  |        mediocrity—for the humdrum existence of the country doctor, the
 3 Introd  |           and the solitude of his existence were contributory to Flaubert’
 4 XX      | stupefaction of a newly commenced existence. It seems to me, on the
 5 XXXII   |           I think, the real human existence.~
 6 XXXVIII |          itself limit itself? Can existence divide itself? In short,
 7 XLV     |    changes at every moment of its existence.~You write me lovely things
 8 XLVII   |       most serious thing of their existence is enjoyment.~Woman for
 9 LIV     |          lead the same hermitlike existence. When you have the time
10 LVI     |          hardly know why. In this existence so even, so tranquil, and
11 C       |         but they have not lasted. Existence where one ignores completely
12 CIII    |         longer any reason for its existence. What do you think about
13 CVI     |         more simplified, how full existence will be of facts and how
14 CXXI    |        had three hundred years of existence, that is quite enough.~Just
15 CLXV    |     impossible. All that makes an existence which is not diverting.~
16 CLXVI   |     deafer and deafer, so that my existence lacks diversion absolutely.
17 CXCV    |           it. I envy Maurice, his existence is not arid as mine is.
18 CCXXV   |           started work again, for existence is only tolerable when one
19 CCXXXVI |        the first law on which the existence of a natural society depends,
20 CCLXIII |      Nohant, 3d October, 1873~The existence of Cruchard is a beautiful
21 CCCII   |          that it is the law of my existence. Being a man amounts to
22 CCCXVIII|          not to find diversion in existence. In order to forget the