Letter

 1 XXI     | protested inwardly. The twelve persons for whom you write, who
 2 XLIV    |     the moi fleeing, one loves persons and things for what they
 3 CXXXV   |        As for the friends, the persons who received a copy adorned
 4 CLXXVI  |        house mine is! Fourteen persons who sigh and unnerve me!
 5 CXCVII  |    live for certain privileged persons and withdraw from all the
 6 CXCVII  |        souls, idiots, and vain persons by the thousands in France;
 7 CCLXXIII| praised highly by two or three persons. On the whole nothing serious
 8 CCLXXIV |       myself: “Enough.” (Three persons affect me: Delannoy, Tourgueneff
 9 CCC     |     any interest in any of the persons concerned in that scullery.
10 CCCII   |      must not write for twenty persons any more than for three,
11 CCCIX   |        count, all are virtuous persons in that story, even extraordinarily