Letter

 1 Introd  |   exhibited the intolerance of weakness in others and the remorseless
 2 XXVII   |       is so stupid! If it is a weakness, it is still worse. They
 3 XXXIII  |    state would degenerate into weakness,—You will say, “There is
 4 XLII    |    anything whatever. Cold, or weakness, or work, I don’t know.
 5 XLIX    |    make me suffer. Pardon this weakness, you who are so strong and
 6 LXXIII  |     like France,—always have a weakness for old buffoons.~Furthermore,
 7 CLXVIII |        pride, a protest of our weakness against the eternal order.
 8 CLXXXVII|    unhappiness comes from pure weakness of heart that I don’t know
 9 CXCVII  |      you chide my anguish as a weakness, and puerile regret for
10 CXCVII  | majority gave evidence only of weakness and fear. The movement was
11 CCXXXIX |       a dreadful chagrin. What weakness! and how little he must
12 CCLXXX  |         when I am prevented by weakness that is entirely physical,
13 CCLXXXVI|     join with me.~Come now, no weakness! We all ought to be examples
14 CCCII   |      long life, is therefore a weakness, and I do not want you to