Chapter

 1 1|       men of thought and study bear a certain likeness to~one
 2 1|     bringing a strong light to bear upon it. He~intended to
 3 1|     crown, two~statesmen alone bear the burden of public affairs
 4 3|      at their start in life to bear constant privation.~After
 5 3|      us? They give strength to bear the res angusta domi of
 6 3| discovers how many of them can bear hunger, thirst, and penury
 7 3|  learns which temperaments can bear up under the horrible experience--~
 8 3|    qualities in men who are to bear the burden of public~affairs
 9 4|    nonentities who are made to bear all things. They are~allowed
10 6|  recording~the notarial deeds (bear that in mind). With the