Letter

 1 Introd  |      appetite, which, indeed, finds ITS account rather in the
 2 Introd  |     ethical but aesthetic; he finds his inspiration less in
 3 Introd  |    with increasing disgust he finds himself entering a society
 4 Introd  |    farewell to her youth, she finds that she is twenty years
 5 Introd  |      the lives of others, she finds that she is happier than
 6 XLVII   |   habit to anticipate them he finds himself short at times,
 7 LIV     |     wildly all the while; she finds that very funny.~And the
 8 LVIII   |     profound and complex. One finds it among all orderly people.~
 9 CI      |   Lepreux de la cite d’Aoste, finds Don Quichotte tedious, etc.).~
10 CXXXVIII|   article about it because he finds “the book bad”? you have
11 CLXXII  |       measure that the public finds very proper!~Are you studying
12 CXCVII  | inclined to be philosophical, finds grounds for pride? THE PEOPLE
13 CXCVII  |     bourgeois in a day, if he finds a purse, or inherits from
14 CCXXXIII|     and I don’t know where he finds them. When you get back
15 CCLIV   |      is one of the class that finds its happiness in being ruled
16 CCCII   |      which the desire of good finds its place and its occupation
17 CCCXVII |   however much attraction one finds in doing so.~You ask me