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Intimate journals

Baudelaire, Charles (1821-1867)
  
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CONTENTS
  
ILLUSTRATIONS
  
TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE
  
INTRODUCTION
  
INTIMATE JOURNALS

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SQUIBS
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MY HEART LAID BARE
  
A SELECTION OF CONSOLING MAXIMS UPON LOVE

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LXXV

Nadar is the most astounding example of vitality.
Adrien used to tell me that this brother Felix had all
his viscera double. I have been jealous of him, seeing
him succeed so well in everything which is not
abstract.

Veuillot is so uncouth and such an enemy of the
arts that one might suppose the whole democracy
of the world had taken refuge in his breast.

Development of the portrait. Supremacy of the
pure idea over the Christian and the babouviste communist.

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The fanaticism of humility. Not even to aspire to
understand religion.

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