Paragraph

 1 V   |    paths. Never dream of~rising superior, you will be ruined!"~ ~"
 2 VI  |        where he had risen to be~superior clerk. He had taken his
 3 VI  |     been brought to an issue by superior minds.~This state of things
 4 VI  | possible sacrifice for a man of~superior intellect, to work as a
 5 VII |        all the batteries of his superior intellect,~Marcas came a
 6 VIII|   certain Shibboleth for men of superior~talents, and we were of
 7 VIII|     need to be established in a superior~position."~ ~"What commotion?"
 8 IX  |         above all things, to be superior to vulgar passions;~like
 9 IX  |         the men they feel to be superior, as~they are to devote themselves
10 X   |     deprive the country of such superior talents. The man spoke of~