Letter

 1 Introd  | individual liberty with obedient passions.”~Well, resigned in the
 2 Introd  |      writer by two complementary passions—the love of splendor and
 3 Introd  |         hatred of mediocrity—two passions, of which the second sometimes
 4 V       |          one was that woman whom passions have separated in this disordered
 5 LXXI    |          means, through positive passions. But I don’t see simplicity
 6 CIII    |        did no evil nor knew evil passions, nor lived for vanity, he
 7 CXXXV   |          inflaming revolutionary passions, etc., etc. In short, I
 8 CXCVII  |       the means to satisfy their passions. But do not summon them
 9 CXCVII  | opportunities which put our evil passions in play, and you will see
10 CXCIX   |          papers and has the same passions.~The three degrees of education
11 CCXVI   |     Caesar”! “Sad example of the passions,” as Prudhomme would say.~
12 CCLXVIII|          to please the political passions of anyone, no matter who