I have already said that I was extraordinarily¹ childish for my years.  
If the personage I then was could but be brought into the presence of the little Parisian boys of twelve or thirteen, educated according to the more perfect modern method, who at so early an age declaim, discuss and harangue², and entertain all sorts of political ideas, I would, I am sure, be struck dumb by their discourses³, and how singular they would find me and with what disdain

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