Letter

 1 Introd  |          theories now! Boast the progress, the enlightenment and the
 2 LXXXVII |        long time, the novel must progress.~Yesterday I saw Dumas:
 3 XC      |           is making a noticeable progress. If I were not well, I should
 4 CXXI    |          one serves the cause of progress.~
 5 CLXXII  |          theories now! Boast the progress, the enlightenment and the
 6 CLXXVII | abominations! Can one believe in progress and in civilization in the
 7 CLXXXIV |          to the path of possible progress again. The abuses of liberty
 8 CXC     |        have you here to note his progress, for he continually improves.~
 9 CXCVII  |        the class most hostile to progress, the least civilized in
10 CXCVIII |        of me, and that believing progress to be a dream does not depend
11 CCXLVII |          equal of a grocer. What progress! As for me, you say to me “
12 CCLXIX  |        enjoy anything except her progress. All my past, all that I
13 CCLXXIII|      there would have been moral progress.~I think, whatever you say
14 CCXCVII |        to live and you have made progress, you have given up a work
15 CCCI    |     Catholicism on the one hand; progress, fraternity, democracy on