Letters From M De Voltaire to Several of His Friends
Letters From M De Voltaire to Several of His Friends
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P. S. I afk pardon, Sir ; I had forgot to mention, amongft the works of Mr. Cle Pom- pignan, the Deift's Prayer, which he ha* elegantly tranflated from the Englifh into excellent French, and in a fine modern ftile.
LET- ( 102 ) LETTER XXV.
To Mr. R O U S S E A U, Direftor of th* Encyclopcedian Journal.
SIR) Paridife, near Genci-z, Nov. 19, 1764.
J. T is very true, as you obfervc in your letter of the 4th inftant, that there is always fomething coming out in my name, as peo- ple often give you m...ade wines inftead of foreign ones. The venders of this merchan- dize deceive themfelves more than the public. My \vines have always been but indifferent, and thofe who put my name will never make a fortune.
I have been informed moreover, that they have publifhed in Holland my private letters ; the collection, I believe in reality to be very private j for the public will know nothing ef it. I cannot indeed help thinking but that it is an affront to the public, aad a viola- tion of all the laws of fociety, to publifh any man's letters in his life-time without his con- fent; but to impute to him fuch as he never wrote, an abominable piece of forgery *.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. S. I afk pardon, Sir ; I had forgot to mention, amongft the works of Mr. Cle Pom- pignan, the Deift's Prayer, which he ha* elegantly tranflated from the Englifh into excellent French, and in a fine modern ftile.
LET- ( 102 ) LETTER XXV.
To Mr. R O U S S E A U, Direftor of th* Encyclopcedian Journal.
SIR) Paridife, near Genci-z, Nov. 19, 1764.
J. T is very true, as you obfervc in your letter of the 4th inftant, that there is always fomething coming out in my name, as peo- ple often give you m...ade wines inftead of foreign ones. The venders of this merchan- dize deceive themfelves more than the public. My \vines have always been but indifferent, and thofe who put my name will never make a fortune.
I have been informed moreover, that they have publifhed in Holland my private letters ; the collection, I believe in reality to be very private j for the public will know nothing ef it. I cannot indeed help thinking but that it is an affront to the public, aad a viola- tion of all the laws of fociety, to publifh any man's letters in his life-time without his con- fent; but to impute to him fuch as he never wrote, an abominable piece of forgery *.
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