Letter

 1 Introd  |  purpose” of the books is to express it. The most lyrical of
 2 V       |    who have a heart. You who express yourself so well tell that
 3 XVIII   |      have packed and sent by EXPRESS a good proof of Couture’
 4 XXXVII  | novelist HASN’T THE RIGHT TO EXPRESS HIS OPINION on any subject
 5 LXXIII  |      form should one take to express occasionally one’s opinion
 6 LXXXVII |   that the novelist ought to express his own opinion on the things
 7 CI      |    wanted to write to you to express all their admiration. (In
 8 CLXV    |    will be an opportunity to express what I think; a sweet thing
 9 CXCIX   |    metaphysics, no humbug. I express myself very badly. Moreover
10 CCLV    |     past nine o’clock by the EXPRESS. Otherwise the trip is too
11 CCLXXXVI|  these two hypotheses, or to express it better, this antithesis.~
12 CCCV    |       and to think, so as to express.~All the bourgeois can have