Letter

 1 Introd  |     politics we have nullified intelligence and renounced leadership
 2 III     |        calf. And they say that intelligence is to be found in the street!~
 3 XVI     |        I suppose that a man of intelligence may have great curiosity.
 4 XXXIV   |        opinion is that she has intelligence and that one could profit
 5 XLVI    |    that direction. Perhaps the intelligence was developed, but that
 6 XLVIII  |        is charming.~Barbes has intelligence, certainly! but he is a
 7 LXXXVI  | oneself that all those who had intelligence have progressed tremendously
 8 XC      |        very noble mind, a real intelligence, a worthy character! and
 9 XCVI    |      one. She is so perfect in intelligence and goodness, that she seems
10 CXLIV   |         He has a great deal of intelligence and he works well at La
11 CCXXXV  |        everything with so much intelligence, that she is real and sympathetic
12 CCXXXVI |        PRINCIPLES! and no real intelligence, no force, nor endurance.
13 CCLIX   |       little confidence in the intelligence of all those rascals, that
14 CCLXIX  |        If a certain portion of intelligence and goodness was granted
15 CCLXXIII|     beyond the limits of human intelligence, and that it is a secret
16 CCLXXX  |      knows how to speak to the intelligence in a language that is imperishable,
17 CCLXXXII|    phrases of my novel.~Public intelligence seems to me to get lower
18 CCLXXXV |    have too much knowledge and intelligence, you forget that there is
19 CCXCIV  |        sign of their force and intelligence. More than one has risen