no despotic fixtures reserving the most desirable and authoritative

Moreau takes the liveliest interest in him. He will dine with us and

sleep in the small attic next to your chamber. You will allot the

exact time it takes to go to the law-school and back, so that he does

not lose five minutes on the way. You will see that he learns the Code

and is proficient in his classes; that is to say, after he has done

his work here, you will give him authors to read. In short, he is to

be under your immediate direction, and I shall keep an eye on it. They

want to make him what you have made yourself, a capable head-clerk,