Letter

 1 XXI     |          is inevitable. But don’t abandon them, and always throw them
 2 XXXIX   |           dear little children, I abandon myself to such labor in
 3 XL      |        for me! How gladly I shall abandon this sort of thing, never
 4 LXXIV   |      there is a splendid fire and abandon in these improvisations;
 5 LXXXVIII|          book. After that I shall abandon the bourgeois definitely.
 6 LXXXIX  |           have had mad desires to abandon everything and to go to
 7 CXL     |       were not IMPERSONAL, should abandon you instead of defending
 8 CLXIV   |        despair that would make us abandon ourselves would be a treason
 9 CLXV    |         through with it, so as to abandon myself to the extravagances
10 CXCV    |  inspiration to science, she must abandon all metaphysics, she must
11 CCXLVI  |         for my part, that I would abandon everything.~I have had a
12 CCXLVI  |        should prefer, would be to abandon myself entirely to botany,
13 CCCII   | intellectual abortions; in short, abandon the convention of the realist