Letter

 1 XXXIII  |           whole picture and would cut out what is too uniformly
 2 XXXV    |      elevate the general tone and cut out what ought not to come
 3 LXI     |          used to work and did not cut into my capital. I have
 4 XCIII   |      ought not to be very hard to cut. It is only a question of
 5 CXXXV   |           of the races and I have cut out all that seemed to me
 6 CXLIV   | everything at once.—He is not the cut of the public that wants
 7 CLVII   |   Everything is exact even to the cut of his hair!”~Others assert
 8 CC      |      little fortunes are too much cut down to permit frequent
 9 CCXLIII |           of Emilien with his arm cut off, stirred me again, and
10 CCLXVIII|           of my own accord I have cut out what seemed to me too
11 CCLXXII |           corrections that I have cut out, I would have made re-touches
12 CCLXXIII|      beginning of the fourth; (2) cut out the anonymous letter,
13 CCLXXV  |   difference does it make if they cut you up in this or that paper?
14 CCLXXVI |           instrument. I have been cut up beginning le Figaro up