Chapter

1 1|     customs which drive~men of intellect into disgust, and genius
2 4|    power~equivalent to that of intellect; evilly disposed and wholly
3 4|      pleasure in the~lights of intellect; but none of his friends
4 4| inexplicable fact occupied the intellect of Poiret junior for the~
5 5|     his powerful mind and vast intellect. Ah, we never rightly appreciated~
6 5|        in~this office knew his intellect was herculean. Well, you
7 7|      hold him only through his intellect.~Now if I were one with
8 8|   willing for once to bring my intellect~down to the level of yours,--