Letter

 1 Introd|       dramatic spectacle, the meaning of which shall be implicit
 2 Introd|       their purpose and their meaning. And that purpose and meaning
 3 Introd| meaning. And that purpose and meaning are not a whit less personal
 4 Introd| Flaubert than the purpose and meaning of Indiana, let us say,
 5 Introd| personal to George Sand. The “meaning” of Madame Bovary and Salammbo
 6 Introd|      an incident in the wider meaning of Flaubert’s fiction, a
 7 Introd|      of Flaubert’s fiction, a meaning more amply expressed in
 8 Introd|     pit. If I read Flaubert’s meaning right, all human history
 9 CVII  |    man, sensitive in the true meaning of the word. The sight of
10 CLVI  |       am ignorant even of the meaning of the word. I don’t write
11 CCCII |      the moral and profitable meaning of one’s book. People found