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... Voltaire , and the or- derly habits and amusements of the family . She next pursues the poet into his separate retreat , paints him in his bed - gown and slippers , and still aggrandizes him in the reader's eye by the detail of his ...
... Voltaire , and the or- derly habits and amusements of the family . She next pursues the poet into his separate retreat , paints him in his bed - gown and slippers , and still aggrandizes him in the reader's eye by the detail of his ...
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... Voltaire . 66 Why did you give back the crown ? " " Sir , I am now very well , and the girl is sorry that she hit me . " - " Ceran , " ( the valet - de - chambre , ) " give this fellow one crown instead of that which he has returned ...
... Voltaire . 66 Why did you give back the crown ? " " Sir , I am now very well , and the girl is sorry that she hit me . " - " Ceran , " ( the valet - de - chambre , ) " give this fellow one crown instead of that which he has returned ...
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... VOLTAIRE . ' With the exception of Cicero and Pliny , no great writer , we believe , has left to posterity so large a collection of familiar epistles as Voltaire ; and they are truly unaffected : for he never makes phrases , but speaks ...
... VOLTAIRE . ' With the exception of Cicero and Pliny , no great writer , we believe , has left to posterity so large a collection of familiar epistles as Voltaire ; and they are truly unaffected : for he never makes phrases , but speaks ...
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