Letter

 1 LVIII  |   philosopher, the solitary, the poet; and there is a fear in
 2 CXLIV  |          doesn’t know if he is a poet or a realist; and the fact
 3 CLXV   |      afternoon with me reading a poet. They have their business;
 4 CLXXII |         accepted as the national poet and ousting Beranger! What
 5 CLXXV  |           to publish Bouilhet, a poet! this is not the moment.
 6 CCXIII |     there will not be one single poet. Your preface is beautiful
 7 CCXVII |          then, him too this poor poet? She is mad.~You may well
 8 CCXXXIX| literature), that he was a great poet. Meanwhile he is an absolutely
 9 CCLXXII|        of the poetical things. A poet says: “I am of 1830, I learned
10 CCCII  |        things as a realist, as a poet, it’s all the same to me,