Letter

 1 XVI      |   still fancy that it ought to succeed at the Odeon under its present
 2 XXXIII   |       course. What you do, you succeed in; that is why I ask you
 3 XLII     |       land, of my dreams, if I succeed in finding the road? Ah!
 4 XCIV     |       ambition. If it does not succeed, I shall have to begin over
 5 CXVIII   |        say no. Should the book succeed I will make the author profit
 6 CXXI     |        de Tillemont. I hope to succeed in finding a logical connection (
 7 CCLIII   |   point, it is so difficult to succeed in anything, no matter what.~
 8 CCLXXI   |    lottery. It is agreeable to succeed; to a philosophical spirit
 9 CCLXXVIII|  accusation of forgery. NOT TO SUCCEED IS A CRIME and success is
10 CCLXXXII |     misfortune (slight) not to succeed, friends turn from one.
11 CCLXXXV  |    admiration.~But I shall not succeed in changing you. I shall
12 CCLXXXV  | changing you. I shall not even succeed in making you understand
13 CCCII    |   interest him; you will never succeed if you are not roused yourself,
14 CCCIX    |    began hydrotherapy. Will he succeed in making her digest and