Par.

 1 2 |                              The man who has brought this about
 2 2 |        is as contemptible as any man who breaks open a lock,
 3 3 | dangerous flirtation, in which a man tries in vain to keep his
 4 3 |         parts are inverted and a man's adversary is some precocious,
 5 4 |          characteristic of every man, and which might be called '
 6 4 |        his sober self in which a man thinks clearly and recovers
 7 8 |          as children do at blind man's buff.~
 8 10|       agree to let her marry the man whom she had taken a liking
 9 11|         degrees, the unfortunate man's strength gave way, his
10 15|         screams. The unfortunate man understood the situation;
11 16|      martyrdom in his honor as a man and a soldier -- he was