Letter

 1 LXVIII  |    met, etc. I require great efforts to gather myself together;
 2 CLXVIII |  that I am making prodigious efforts to be stoical. But my poor
 3 CLXXXIII|     to be the end of all our efforts, the ideal of France!~I
 4 CLXXXVII| bitter despair. I make great efforts to prevent it; I do not
 5 CXCVII  |     love. We must make great efforts in behalf of brotherhood
 6 CCXLIX  |    undertaking demands great efforts.~I am reading chemistry
 7 CCXCI   | assure you that I make great efforts to get out of it. But my
 8 CCCII   |     one should not scorn the efforts of the human mind to arrive
 9 CCCII   |    instincts and ruins noble efforts; when people do not understand
10 CCCIX   |       ravages me, and I make efforts to rise. If I should take