Letter

 1 Introd |   going to be tranquil in this struggle of barbarity against civilization,
 2 Introd |        against civilization, a struggle which is going to be universal?”
 3 LXXIV  |     possible. To him who loves struggle, warfare; to him who loves
 4 CV     |     would be in vain for me to struggle against these caprices;
 5 CLXXXIV|   going to be tranquil in this struggle of barbarity against civilization,
 6 CLXXXIV|        against civilization, a struggle which is going to be universal?
 7 CXCVII | momentarily the theatre of the struggle.~These good souls have to
 8 CXCVII |      scorn of honest folk, and struggle between the jailer and the
 9 CXCVII |        first sentiment of this struggle. These lost children of
10 CCXXI  |       world end, anguish after struggle! What a bitter achievement
11 CCXLVI |        around us; that eternal struggle of barbarity against civilization
12 CCLXXIV|      would have necessitated a STRUGGLE, and as Cruchard has lawsuits
13 CCLXXV |        told you that it is the struggle of one against all, and
14 CCCII  |      characters; but, in their struggle, I prefer to see the right