It's not clear what you are after? Do you mean the case ##s=3/2##? Then it's not the Pauli matrices anymore of course, because they represent ##s=1/2## and thus live in another spinor space.
I think the TS refers to constructing representations of the Clifford algebra via direct products of Pauli matrices, but I'm not sure. Could you give a (textbook) reference or some background, Pallab?