Letter

 1 Introd |   truer instinct; she had a genius for living. This faith of
 2 XXXVII | word which is not a word of genius. I have laughed aloud many
 3 XL     |  deal of talent and even of genius if you can. How vain are
 4 LXXXVI |      He is a rhetorician of GENIUS, as they say. But I don’
 5 CLX    |  any intention of insulting genius.”~Certainly, I shall be
 6 CCXX   |  thrice great Spinoza. What genius, how fine a work the Ethics
 7 CCLXXIV|    a thing rarer still than genius) edified me! and I formulated
 8 CCLXXX |   for nature. Talent, will, genius, are natural phenomena like
 9 CCCIX  |   the talent, or rather the genius for narrative. But what
10 CCCXVI |     dear, great woman! What genius and what heart! But she