An Olio of Bibliographical And Literary Anecdotes And Memoranda Original And Se
An Olio of Bibliographical And Literary Anecdotes And Memoranda Original And Se
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C Ablti far- mer (Dulaurent. ) } { 2mo. Rome (Paris) 1773.
The same, with corrections and augmentation by a disciple of the author. 2 vol. 12mo. Rome, avec per mission tt privilege du Conclave, 1776.
This diabolical work, as it is called by Peig- not, * and which was burnt by the hands of the hangman in 1776, has been attributed to Voltaire, but is in reality the work of one Dulaurent, au apostate monk, born in the province of Artois, and who took refuge in Holland, where he com- posed many boo...ks of the same description as the one above cited. An idea of the style and or- thodoxy, may be formed from the following defi- nitions taken at random from this dictionary.
* Dictionnaire dcslivrescondamnesau feu, 3 torn, 3vo. Paris, iao6.
LITERARY ANECDOTES. 3D ADAM, the first man; God created him a great ninny and to pirate his wife he was simple- ton enough to gnaw an apple, his descendant* have not yet been able to digest.
ASSES; animals with long ears, they are patient and mischievous and the true models of Chris- tians, who ought patiently to endure beating and like that animal, always carry the cro>.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C Ablti far- mer (Dulaurent. ) } { 2mo. Rome (Paris) 1773.
The same, with corrections and augmentation by a disciple of the author. 2 vol. 12mo. Rome, avec per mission tt privilege du Conclave, 1776.
This diabolical work, as it is called by Peig- not, * and which was burnt by the hands of the hangman in 1776, has been attributed to Voltaire, but is in reality the work of one Dulaurent, au apostate monk, born in the province of Artois, and who took refuge in Holland, where he com- posed many boo...ks of the same description as the one above cited. An idea of the style and or- thodoxy, may be formed from the following defi- nitions taken at random from this dictionary.
* Dictionnaire dcslivrescondamnesau feu, 3 torn, 3vo. Paris, iao6.
LITERARY ANECDOTES. 3D ADAM, the first man; God created him a great ninny and to pirate his wife he was simple- ton enough to gnaw an apple, his descendant* have not yet been able to digest.
ASSES; animals with long ears, they are patient and mischievous and the true models of Chris- tians, who ought patiently to endure beating and like that animal, always carry the cro>.
What to read after An Olio of Bibliographical And Literary Anecdotes And Memoranda Original And Se?
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