Letter

 1 Introd |   Sand’s heroine with all the poetry turned into ridicule. Flaubert
 2 Introd |   been reading philosophy and poetry; she was saturated with
 3 Introd |    novel is as much a work of poetry as of analysis. It demands
 4 LXXXV  | without religion, there is no poetry!” (Proudhon).~A propos of
 5 LXXXVII|   That is a part of my art of poetry.) I limit myself, then,
 6 CXXXIV |     fancy. However, you throw poetry with a full hand on your
 7 CCXIII |  Mercy! I have made a line of poetry without realizing it, God
 8 CCXIV  |       to a funeral oration on poetry. Poetry will not perish,
 9 CCXIV  |    funeral oration on poetry. Poetry will not perish, but its
10 CCXLVI |     my ideal of sweetness and poetry. I have attained this end