Letter

 1 Introd    |        heroine with all the poetry turned into ridicule. Flaubert
 2 Introd    |     working-man, who, with sleeves turned up, in the sweat of his
 3 Introd    |        poisoning:~“Emma’s head was turned towards her right shoulder,
 4 Introd    |          had intended and has been turned upon his own head, Flaubert
 5 XXXIX     |          go properly and which has turned out well, so well that my
 6 XCIII     |            the character. Humanity turned to fury, the guillotine
 7 CLX       |          to me that everything has turned out well. The trouble lies,
 8 CCXXXIII  |         you, or the world would be turned upside down.~I cannot refer
 9 CCXLV     |           by a man for whom I have turned a penny or two.~Why publish,
10 CCLXXXVIII|         suffering, and your spirit turned to darkness as it necessarily
11 CCCI      | generalities, and I have purposely turned aside from the accidental