Letter

 1 Introd|        and your steady reason puts up with the most unreasonable
 2 XXVII |      body of that child. That puts me quite a distance off
 3 XXXIII| Shouldn’t we put what society puts in each one of us?~For my
 4 XXXV  |    Nature, our ruler, herself puts in our instincts, and she
 5 XLVII |   upon the intensity that one puts on the thing.~Men always
 6 CXCVII|        and your steady reason puts up with the most unrealizable
 7 CCV   |      working for a friend one puts more heart in it, more confidence
 8 CCXCIX|    more than thirty pages. It puts me in a more decent setting
 9 CCXCIX|    end. That tones you up and puts new air into your lungs,
10 CCC   |    well! He is the author who puts men at grips with events;
11 CCCII |       the characters that one puts on the stage, to leave the