Chapter

1 1|        vexations by which narrow minds destroy a man of genius.
2 1|        second course found their minds somewhat heated. Every one
3 1|         a kind of tempest, their minds, like the sea raging against
4 2| incomprehensible bent of women's minds appears to lead them to
5 2|     absorbing human lives, human minds, and human souls. There
6 3|         heart of woman as in the minds of kings. In Raphael, therefore,
7 3|          feeling of all ordinary minds. Yet a few still remained
8 3|     abyss of Motion. Commonplace minds accuse these lofty intellects
9 3|       makes an impression on the minds of those deeply concerned