Paragraph

1 VI  |        an incubus later to the statesman.~ ~Marcas had learned everything
2 VI  | learned everything that a real statesman should know;~indeed, his
3 VIII|       to us~that he was a real statesman; for a man may be quickly
4 VIII|        ten years, scarcely one statesman has been found.~ ~"The causes
5 IX  |    shallow a feeling. The true~statesman ought, above all things,
6 X   |      would-be patron. Then the statesman was more explicit; he bowed~