Chapter

 1 1|       me, ignorance has made me learned. I will tell you in a few
 2 1|         the whole world. I have learned all languages, lived after
 3 2|      and not only so, I had not learned how to employ speech that
 4 2|       downright childish of the learned to expect material rewards.
 5 2|        my 'Theory,' I observed, learned, wrote, and read unintermittingly;
 6 2|       had natural aptitude; she learned so quickly, that she soon
 7 2|   celebrity, an addition to her learned menagerie; for some reason
 8 2|         I gave her a bouquet. I learned from its price the extravagance
 9 3|       Napoleon of 1815, when he learned at the Elysee the strategical
10 3|      creature. - Let us see the learned about it." ~Between the
11 3|       Raphael took leave of the learned naturalist and hurried off
12 3|     Raphael, as he recalled the learned man from his meditations
13 3| communicate their thoughts. The learned pair looked like two Christians
14 3|       by a deathbed; he had not learned to keep back the sympathetic
15 3|     remarked to Bianchon. ~"Our learned colleague is taking the
16 3|      the complications which my learned colleague has so thoroughly
17 3|         among the rocks. He had learned the ways and habits of growth