Letter

 1 Introd|         a temperament dramatic, melancholy, observing, cynical, and
 2 Introd|         bits of color, haunting melancholy cadences in every chapter
 3 Introd|      contributory to Flaubert’s melancholy, his exacerbated egotism,
 4 Introd|  humanity fills me with a black melancholy,” and George Sand, for the
 5 XXVI  |      letter of this morning, so melancholy, reached the BOTTOM of my
 6 XXXII |    Whence come these attacks of melancholy that overwhelm one at times?
 7 LVI   |         which are none the less melancholy. It seems to me that all
 8 CXXI  | overwhelmed by an unconquerable melancholy. Isn’t it queer! He who
 9 CLIII |         same at having left you melancholy, ill and upset. Send me
10 CLXI  |       am overwhelmed by a black melancholy, which returns a propos
11 CLXX  |  humanity fills me with a black melancholy. That enthusiasm which has
12 CLXXII|        I wallow in a bottomless melancholy, in spite of work, in spite
13 CCXLI |         through, several times, melancholy periods, and I have come
14 CCLXX |  violent (or rather a profound) melancholy. While spitting and coughing
15 CCXCI |      all over me, an invincible melancholy, the feeling of “universal