Letter

 1 Introd |         savage religion, events strange, terrible, atrocious. We
 2 I      |     flower in an envelope. But, strange to say, at the same time,
 3 XLIV   |         attacked by it, by this strange illness, when we have imagination;
 4 LXXI   |        spirit would navigate in strange waters. I have so little
 5 LXXIV  |        work, logic, reason seem strange CONTRASTS! One asks whether
 6 XCVI   |       and I woke up saying this strange sentence: “There is always
 7 CXXIX  |    passed through different and strange states. But I have neither
 8 CLXI   |    Favre, who seemed to me very strange and a little mad, between
 9 CCXVII |         become ancient history? Strange! strange! And, a propos
10 CCXVII |       ancient history? Strange! strange! And, a propos of Bouilhet,
11 CCXLIV | clerical monarchy, we shall see strange things. As for me, I don’
12 CCLXI  |     places I have seen and what strange volcanic combinations, where
13 CCLXXXI|         submit to them.~It is a strange thing how much pleasure
14 CCC    |       so ill all summer! but my strange and excellent friend Favre
15 CCCII  |       thought it beautiful, but strange, and I should have asked