I would sail as far as Senegal in such a boat as that." Pierre, in his turn, spoke his views.

After all, said he, it was not his wealth which made the moral worth, the intellectual worth of a man.

To a man of inferior mind it was only a means of degradation, while in the hands of a strong man it was a powerful lever.

They, to be sure, were rare.

If Jean were a really superior man, now that he could never want he might prove it.