Letter

 1 Introd    |      felt. This type must in no wise, however, become degraded
 2 XX        |      holes. Perhaps it would be wise for a little while to return
 3 XLVIII    | admirable mind, so lucid and so wise on all other subjects. One
 4 LVI       |        would live with an idea, wise or foolish. But you see
 5 CVI       |       and charming niece? Is it wise to make them loving and
 6 CLV       |      the evil. When shall we be WISE as the ancients understood
 7 CXCVII    |       you, here intelligent and wise proletarians, there bourgeois
 8 CXCVII    |       bourgeois who are neither wise nor intelligent. The great
 9 CXCVII    |         catchwords? I know only wise and foolish, innocent and
10 CCVIII    |    their charming mother and my wise hardworking son whom the
11 CCLVI     |         live in such times! How wise you are live so far from
12 CCLXXXVI  |        He has written me a very wise and good letter. He now
13 CCLXXXVI  |       sees relative safety in a wise republic, and I, too, think
14 CCLXXXVIII|        sulk then about the very wise order that condemns you