Letter

 1 Introd   |  sociological considerations we act no longer with discrimination
 2 XXXIX    |      night in re-doing a second act which did not go properly
 3 XLVI     |         friend who knows how to act for you? Alas, yes, the
 4 CXXIX    |         Undeceive yourself, and act as if Aisse had never existed;
 5 CLXIII   |     this payment?~Answer, and I act.~Things are going better
 6 CXCVII   |       because this is the first act of its moral dissolution.
 7 CXCVII   |       could not, deliberate and act in favor of an iniquitous
 8 CXCVII   |           Not at all. The first act of the Commune is to consent
 9 CCVII    |        properties for the first act! And on the third performance
10 CCXXXVIII| consented to live, to exist, to act, to forget a bit his intellectual
11 CCXXXIX  |        seems to me, besides, an act of incomprehensible modesty.~
12 CCXLII   |        say the word, and I will act as if it were for myself.~
13 CCXLVI   |         idea has been rather to act upon my contemporaries,
14 CCLVII   |      faible.” I wrote the first act in a week. It is true that
15 CCLXVI   |      one, which makes the first act inordinately long.~I did
16 CCLXXIII |        entire half of the third act into the beginning of the
17 CCLXXIII |        the scenes in the fourth act, that is to say, beginning
18 CCCV     |        were recalled after each act, and warmly applauded. The
19 CCCV     |        is the scene in the last act between Antoine and his