Chapter

 1 1|          exclaimed the old man. "Suppose that you were on the column
 2 1|        are right and wrong both. Suppose society bestows down pillows
 3 1|      keep a shuttlecock a-going. Suppose that God is everywhere,
 4 1|         death and dry bones; and suppose there is a heart there in
 5 2|   acquaintances are his capital. Suppose a merchant runs a risk of
 6 2|    bewitching, he is delightful! Suppose they are enemies, you fling
 7 2|       that cannot be imagined. ~"Suppose that nature has endowed
 8 3|        en suite. Very well; just suppose, now, that he opens his
 9 3|           sir." ~"Very good; now suppose that that surface is a thousand
10 3| difference," the other went on. "Suppose that the thin column of