Chapter

1 I  |         the workshop lay below~the level of the street. The gaping
2 I  | intelligence which sets a man on a level with lofty heights, consigned~
3 I  |        were socially to the lowest level. Fate's injustice was a~
4 II |            woman so~much above the level of those about her, forced
5 III|            on any and every social level,~will realize the awe with
6 V  |       remain on that higher social level. One by one he drew out
7 VI |         occupations put him upon a level with the highest rank; his
8 VI |           enough to bring him on a level with Louise, and now he~