Chapter

 1 1|  Xavier was of the stock that statesmen came~of. Celestine answered
 2 1|  forward under one crown, two~statesmen alone bear the burden of
 3 2|       indispensable helper to~statesmen. A belief in his capacity
 4 5|   wills to conciliate. If~the statesmen of the Restoration had been
 5 7|     far.~ ~"And they say that statesmen have no hearts!" she cried~
 6 7|      turn to the advantage of~statesmen when we come to know them
 7 8|     rises. There are very few statesmen among the prefects. The~
 8 8|      Directors-general may be statesmen. Perhaps it is in that sense
 9 8|      affairs, and in what way statesmen console themselves.~ ~Des
10 8|     childish foible of~modern statesmen, who think that figures
11 8|      in the long run, say the statesmen of the Left, resolve~themselves
12 8| national affairs concerns the~statesmen who guide the ship."~ ~The