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 1 I   |     Actors and surgeons, like great singers too, like~the executants
 2 I   |      man the living~word, the great figure of his age? Desplein
 3 II  |         The life of this man, great as he was, was marred by
 4 III |   lives.~ ~The qualities of a great man are often federative.
 5 III |       might~have been no less great as a minister than he was
 6 III |   sort of crucible from which great talents are to emerge as
 7 IV  |       intimate friends.~ ~The great Desplein told his house
 8 IV  |   enlarged beyond measure the great man's torso, and caused
 9 V   |  little astonished to see the great Desplein, the~atheist, who
10 VII |      s house surgeon, saw the great man's cab~standing at the
11 VII |     he went away. "This is~as great a mystery as the Immaculate
12 VIII|             VIII~"I am like a great many devout people, men
13 VIII|       moment Bianchon and the great man were in the Rue des~
14 VIII|     it then the pickle-jar of~great men! What then?"~ ~"The
15 VIII| fingers in that PICKLE-JAR OF GREAT MEN, which I should like
16 XI  |        said I. 'But I am in a great~fix. I have a trunk downstairs
17 XI  |   anything. The price~was the great difficulty. Bourgeat proposed
18 XIV |     good faith of a sceptic--'Great God, if there is a~sphere
19 XIV |   affirm to this day that the great surgeon died an~atheist.
20 XIV |       grateful country to its great men."~ ~PARIS, January 1836.~ ~ ~