Letter

 1 Introd |        picture, life in the grand style; with increasing disgust
 2 Introd |      Pater’s celebrated essay on “Style.” When by the death of his
 3 Introd |            the martyr of literary style.” In morals something of
 4 XXVII  |        NOR INJURE ME AT ALL. What style! Luckily I am not writing
 5 XXXII  |     certainly know THE AGONIES OF STYLE.~In short I pass my life
 6 XXXIII |         brutal nor forced. As for style, I attach less importance
 7 XL     |         would be, written in that style?— Mine (my style) continues
 8 XL     |          in that style?— Mine (my style) continues to give me no
 9 LXXXV  |       that to have an idea of the style of les Penseurs. It should
10 CIV    |        from? its composition, its style? the point of view of the
11 CXXI   |          him right. When a man of style debases himself to practical
12 CXL    |         disadvantages of having a style that is not yet familiar
13 CLVI   |    PORTRAITS either; it is not my style. I invent. The public, who
14 CLXVIII| interested today in eloquence and style.”~Aside from you and Tourgueneff,
15 CCX    |        the sentence. An effect of style being a sacred thing with
16 CCXVIII|          written. I am bored with style!~And tell me more about
17 CCXLIII|      place I was charmed with the style, with a thousand simple
18 CCXLIII|         to Francia! Quite another style, but none the less good.
19 CCLXIV |          moreover, the theatrical style is beginning to exasperate
20 CCCV   |            but in an imperishable style, in a more concrete and