Chapter

1 1|    like philosophers of every school, and all strong intellects
2 1|     up new ways to the modern school. A sculptor, not far away,
3 2|        I had lived my life at school or the lycee, with its imaginary
4 2| half-comically. ~"When I left school," Raphael went on, with
5 2|      of any of our masters at school. ~"I seem to see him before
6 3| barbarous language of the new school, which fancies it has worked
7 3|       head of some provincial school. ~QRaphael had fallen a
8 3|  distinguished man of the new school in medicine, a discreet
9 3|   Bichat, head of the Organic School, a doctor popular with believers