Letter

 1 XXXIII  |      question by itself is very serious, and hovers above our art,
 2 XXXV    |   delves into, will be rare and serious. You will see also how he
 3 XLI     |        title for you, it is too serious, and then I should need
 4 XLII    |         also, but there will be serious trouble, and on account
 5 XLIV    |    person; for, at heart she is serious, attentive, clever with
 6 XLVI    |       regrettable and the least serious in life understood as he
 7 XLVII   |       always find that the most serious thing of their existence
 8 CXCV    |       What fine little heads so serious and sweet! My mother was
 9 CXCVII  |        principle, not the least serious organization, not the least
10 CCXII   |       that such a thing is very serious work.~Method is the highest
11 CCXL    | immediately, if you are deep in serious things.~
12 CCLVIII |     hope that his injury is not serious! such a thing is always
13 CCLVIII |          such a thing is always serious with gout.~So you are still
14 CCLXIV  |        that I am coming back to serious things.~I am glad to have
15 CCLXX   |     prohibited. That is quite a serious money loss to me. It would
16 CCLXXIII|   persons. On the whole nothing serious has appeared yet, nor will
17 CCLXXX  |        criticism when it is not serious, and even when it is. I
18 CCLXXXIX|        Polycarp. I have nothing serious, a little grippe, and this
19 CCXCIV  |       MERELY you will bear this serious annoyance philosophically.
20 CCC     |        a subject of chagrin and serious worry to me. Here you are
21 CCCIX   |       up with, and a thing more serious than all that, the health