Chapter

1 1|     superior smile led the young scientific man to fancy that he himself
2 2|        is not this the result of scientific curiosity, of excessive
3 2|        from the divine height of scientific meditation are very exhausting;
4 3| expression, but an absorption in scientific ideas engrossed his whole
5 3|    brimful of the certainty of a scientific conviction, he worked the
6 3|       and he left the two amazed scientific men. ~"We must be very careful
7 3|       assist the studies of some scientific man. Pauline remembered