Letters From Paris, During the Summer of 1791[-1792]. 1
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Letters From Paris, During the Summer of 1791[-1792]. 1
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P a Ma* [ 212 ] Magazin de Fayence bleue Dont let platt ne vont pat au feu.
~-Ceux qui voudront fairc emplette S'adreffcront a la Fayette.
Ever your's.
LET- C »»3 ] LETTER XXXVII.
Aogoft 1791, *1HE refra&ory priefta have driven one of their brethren mad, and the poor irtan, in a fit of defpair, has thrown himfelf out of a garret window into the ftreet : his name was Monjelkrd, Cure de Barjols, and Depute de Toulon. The nonjurors obliged him to retra& the civic oath he had taken to be faithful t...o the Law and the King. « Non tulit hoc prxfuL" This was too much for his conference to bear, and in order to get rid of the load he threw himfelf out of a window, and died a martyr to the fpirtt of verfatility and inde- cififn. The clergy, who are much in- P 3 feaed t *>♦ 1 ft£ted with what the Dcmocratcs call the Patrician leprofy* or the luxuries of a good living f leave no ftone unturned to per- fuade their Hock thar the National Af- fembly is a gang of Atheifts. One of them preached to his flock lately—* 4 Les " Atbia de PJJfemblie Nationale, mes » waitk*, •*/ abdi k ytrdi it Stigtegr M Was CJmfi i ttt-Muttmtiikla divmHi ** 4* mtttt 8, fl C » pips di Setyieur, rm + 9**iilftf % Thia i« not unlike the ftory «/ ijtrcounnymjk w*jo paffcd through Cftveftt Garden during the poll for Weft- mtniUr^ When lie &ra nun oa the huf* titles fafiusgttiftg the electors* who* they •old "hi™, wa$ the Mioefteft-^He the Mi- after, fay* die booby*, why he has got a toil, Our Minifter has ijp tail..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P a Ma* [ 212 ] Magazin de Fayence bleue Dont let platt ne vont pat au feu.
~-Ceux qui voudront fairc emplette S'adreffcront a la Fayette.
Ever your's.
LET- C »»3 ] LETTER XXXVII.
Aogoft 1791, *1HE refra&ory priefta have driven one of their brethren mad, and the poor irtan, in a fit of defpair, has thrown himfelf out of a garret window into the ftreet : his name was Monjelkrd, Cure de Barjols, and Depute de Toulon. The nonjurors obliged him to retra& the civic oath he had taken to be faithful t...o the Law and the King. « Non tulit hoc prxfuL" This was too much for his conference to bear, and in order to get rid of the load he threw himfelf out of a window, and died a martyr to the fpirtt of verfatility and inde- cififn. The clergy, who are much in- P 3 feaed t *>♦ 1 ft£ted with what the Dcmocratcs call the Patrician leprofy* or the luxuries of a good living f leave no ftone unturned to per- fuade their Hock thar the National Af- fembly is a gang of Atheifts. One of them preached to his flock lately—* 4 Les " Atbia de PJJfemblie Nationale, mes » waitk*, •*/ abdi k ytrdi it Stigtegr M Was CJmfi i ttt-Muttmtiikla divmHi ** 4* mtttt 8, fl C » pips di Setyieur, rm + 9**iilftf % Thia i« not unlike the ftory «/ ijtrcounnymjk w*jo paffcd through Cftveftt Garden during the poll for Weft- mtniUr^ When lie &ra nun oa the huf* titles fafiusgttiftg the electors* who* they •old "hi™, wa$ the Mioefteft-^He the Mi- after, fay* die booby*, why he has got a toil, Our Minifter has ijp tail..
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