Chapter

 1 1|         my enjoyments have been intellectual joys. I have reveled in
 2 1|  renounced any pride in his own intellectual capacity, in order to vindicate
 3 1|   minute the remains of all the intellectual treasures ravaged by us
 4 2|   indescribable, because purely intellectual and impalpable to our senses.
 5 2|         that a man who leads an intellectual life must ever feel for
 6 2|  estimate the worth of the vast intellectual capital which turns to riches
 7 2|      dearly a poet pays for the intellectual prowess that method and
 8 2|      even in Paris itself, that intellectual metropolis? Unfit to endure
 9 3|    forgets everything among his intellectual labors. One day the famous
10 3|        living on a plane wholly intellectual. "That distinguished mechanic
11 3|     devoted yourself largely to intellectual work?" queried one of the
12 3| exhausted in an equal degree by intellectual labors - what did he set