Chapter

1 1|   the State succumbed to a weak attack. To worship the fool
2 2|  drudge,~before whom he is weak, undecided, disputations
3 2|  of book-keeping, and very~weak in everything else; round
4 4|  to flatter,~and no bad or weak side on which Dutocq could
5 4| above all, he attacked the weak, respected~nothing and believed
6 4|  eyes were dim, his glance weak and~lifeless, his skin discolored
7 7|    knew~all the countess's weak spots, she was flattering
8 7|    devour, both strong and weak. As for the~wording of the