Letter

 1 Introd  |          intended to epitomize the sentiment or the main conceptions
 2 Introd  |       impresses us as fantastic in sentiment no less than in plot, she
 3 Introd  |         you please, an effusion of sentiment, a chant of faith. In a
 4 Introd  |           err if we dismissed this sentiment, this faith, too lightly.
 5 Introd  |          many long years, and this sentiment made life sweet.~STUART
 6 XLV     |            experience a PARTICULAR sentiment for you and I cannot define
 7 LXXIV   | marionettes when there is a little sentiment, for there is some of that
 8 CXLV    |         death of Noir! The general sentiment is fear, nothing else!~Into
 9 CXCV    |            mercy predominates now. Sentiment is everything, justice is
10 CXCVII  |     departed from mine. Reason and sentiment are always in accord in
11 CXCVII  |          in philosophy, in art. My sentiment and my reason combat more
12 CXCVII  |       seems to have been the first sentiment of this struggle. These
13 CXCIX   |         morality. Humanitarianism, sentiment, the ideal, have played
14 CC      |            reason and my truths of sentiment must be found. France, alas!
15 CCXXXVI |           of race, of the widening sentiment of self-love, of the horror
16 CCXL    |          INCLUSION OF THE FEMININE SENTIMENT which you say you have defied.—
17 CCXLI   |            I scorned “the feminine sentiment.” But that woman, materially
18 CCLXXII |           involves neither art nor sentiment I am profoundly unconcerned.~
19 CCLXXXIV|            we are floundering.~The sentiment of that agony penetrates