Letter

 1 Introd  |         people do not curse or scorn their kind. Humanity is
 2 LX      |      were an object of perfect scorn. Why? Always the same story.
 3 C       |   himself better than to work!~Scorn me profoundly, but love
 4 CLXXXVII|  should not answer at all. The scorn of France is perhaps the
 5 CXCVII  |         people do not curse or scorn their kind. Humanity is
 6 CXCVII  |       broken.~But it is not in scorn of our misery that I regard
 7 CXCVII  |        sympathies, live on the scorn of honest folk, and struggle
 8 CXCVII  |    right than that of hate and scorn for all that is not itself.
 9 CXCVII  |  scourge, wipe out infamy with scorn, and inaugurate by faith
10 CCXXXV  |       Ah! how UNLITERARY I am! Scorn me but still love me.~I
11 CCXLVI  |         one must not curse nor scorn life. One must not use it
12 CCLXIII |       bourgeois to undergo the scorn of those whose lands they
13 CCLXXIX |       you of it, and you would scorn me if I were to tell you
14 CCLXXXI |      and all that increases my scorn for the so-called shrewd
15 CCLXXXII|         of self-confidence, of scorn of grandeur, of love of
16 CCCI    | designate cultivate all that I scorn and are indifferently disturbed
17 CCCII   |     that is why one should not scorn the efforts of the human
18 CCCII   | arrogantly. He thinks that you scorn him and that you want to
19 CCCIV   |    Nohant, 8th March, 1876~You scorn Sedaine, you great profane
20 CCCV    |      think of it.~No, I do not SCORN Sedaine, because I do not
21 CCCV    |      Sedaine, because I do not scorn what I do not understand.