Letter

 1 XXIV   |          Despruneaux is the most honest man in the world; you can
 2 XXIX   |        you with all his good and honest heart.~Bouilhet goes from
 3 XLVII  |        know of him is that he is honest and heroic. Give him a hand-shake
 4 XCI    |      doubts.~I am reading now an honest book (written by one of
 5 CXCVII |    ignorance of the proletarian, honest by instinct or by custom.
 6 CXCVII | sympathies, live on the scorn of honest folk, and struggle between
 7 CCI    |          between a rascal and an honest man. I became enraged once
 8 CCXVIII|         above all, and perfectly honest. Religious principles are
 9 CCCII  |         Let events overwhelm the honest men, I agree to that, but
10 CCCII  |         its representative, make honest and strong men pass among
11 CCCVI  |   rascals and wretches only. The honest people are not the minority,