Chapter

 1 1|       fully~capable of directing a statesman, inspiring an artist, helping
 2 1| spontaneous. The dominant law of a~statesman is to apply precise formula
 3 2|     bouillon. No matter how high a~statesman may stand, he is certain
 4 2|         the little~matters which a statesman has no leisure to attend
 5 2|           when the newly appointed~statesman is benign and affable. To
 6 3|          Rabourdin caught the sham statesman's eyes fixed on his wife,
 7 3|          The wife of another~has a statesman at her feet. A third is
 8 5|           in such a predicament, a~statesman naturally keeps a yawn ready
 9 5|         who held the~position of a statesman would confound his reform
10 7|    emotions. There was not another~statesman under the Restoration who
11 8|            alone can~apply them. A statesman must do in our political
12 8|       Colleville. "That of being a statesman instead of a subordinate~
13 8|          the functionary ends, the~statesman rises. There are very few
14 8|      species. He~comes between the statesman and the clerk, just as the
15 8| mathematically this corollary:~The statesman first looms up in the sphere
16 8|           from the~standpoint of a statesman. To order expenditure of