Letter

 1 Introd   |     institutions. The external form of the plot, whatever is
 2 LXXIII   |       be pleased with me.~What form should one take to express
 3 CVII     |     And then, how could reason form itself, if it does not apply
 4 CX       |       explain art; it is a new form for me and amuses me. Perhaps
 5 CXXII    |     dispute about the external form that it is fitting to give
 6 CXXII    |        it seems to me) that no form contains the best in itself;
 7 CXXII    |      with dreaming of the best form of government, since all
 8 CXXXIV   |       great art, the exquisite form and the severity of your
 9 CLXXII   |         perhaps, under another form, outlines and preparations
10 CLXXXVIII|   predominance of passion over form, and of inspiration over
11 CCI      |    greatly, for I was in great form. For the last month I was
12 CCXVIII  | monsters: (1) an embryo in the form of a balloon on four feet; (
13 CCLXXI   |        it is published in book form.~Don’t you delay to give
14 CCC      |       By virtue of seeking the form, it makes the substance
15 CCCII    |     words and the phrases, THE FORM to which you attach so much
16 CCCII    |    success. Keep your cult for form; but pay more attention
17 CCCIV    |       is where the doctrine of form destroys your eye! Sedaine
18 CCCV     |      short, I believe that the form and the matter are two subtleties,