Chapter

 1 3|     leads all~officials to seek promotion,--a violent, unreflecting,
 2 3|        last year expecting this promotion, for~which he has really
 3 4|     conduct interfered with his promotion. Sometimes he sneered at~
 4 5| petitions; he hasn't stolen HIS promotion,~that's very certain."~ ~
 5 5|         their~chance of a rapid promotion. But now, ever since the
 6 5|      genius,--I mean the law of promotion by average.~This average
 7 5|      based on the statistics of promotion and the~statistics of mortality
 8 6|          it is just~because the promotion would be so fitting, and
 9 6| finances depend on my husband's promotion."~ ~"God will reward those
10 8|         have~indeed earned your promotion."~ ~"Here you are, director,"
11 8|       purpose was to ask for my~promotion, when, in fact, I was thinking