Letter

 1 Introd   |          a sense, dissipating her personality and living in the lives
 2 XX       |      sorts of fortune. My present personality is the result of my lost
 3 XL       |       meant to say: not put one’s personality into the picture. I think
 4 XLIV     |           the age of power and of personality, one tests one’s friends
 5 XLIV     |           them. The contact of my personality will not have changed them,
 6 LXXIV    |           of that too. In short a personality and a type: she sings ravishingly,
 7 CLIX     |        they want to pay him. YOUR PERSONALITY interests him, that is all,
 8 CXCVII   |          discuss than those of my personality. I wield a pen, I have an
 9 CC       |   mysteries without the storms of personality.~That letter that you wrote
10 CCI      |      petty journals, the abuse of personality, the biographies, the diatribes.
11 CCXXXVI  |         integrity, he counted his personality for nothing: Barbes.~Among
12 CCXXXVIII|     forget a bit his intellectual personality so as to conserve his material
13 CCXXXVIII|          to conserve his material personality, he could have lived a long
14 CCLXII   |       amuse. He often asserts his personality on less legitimate occasions.~
15 CCLXXXIII| philosophic and detached from his personality, to a Cruchard fanatical
16 CCXCIX   |           compliments to him. His personality pleases me infinitely, but
17 CCCII    |           attaches oneself to his personality. One wants to sink or swim