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 1 I   | incommunicable method. Like all men of genius, he had no heirs;~
 2 II  |         that of many scientific men, the~best men in the world,
 3 II  |        scientific men, the~best men in the world, but invincible
 4 III |         had a deep~contempt for men, after studying them from
 5 VII |        back of an armchair, two men tell each other~their secrets.
 6 VIII|       great many devout people, men who on the surface are~deeply
 7 VIII|         the pickle-jar of~great men! What then?"~ ~"The mass
 8 VIII|        that PICKLE-JAR OF GREAT MEN, which I should like to~
 9 IX  |     form~connections with young men, have a few sous so as to
10 IX  |        to see~one of these rich men, who complain that I charge
11 X   |  ill-disposed to~rising younger men.~ ~"So, you see, my dear
12 XIV |   grateful country to its great men."~ ~PARIS, January 1836.~ ~ ~