Books And Characters
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But, between his gasps, he forbadeVoltaire to publish it on pain of his most terrible displeasure. Naturally Voltaire was profuse with promises, and a few days later, under a royal licence obtained for another work, the little bookappeared in print. Frederick still managed to keep his wrath withinbounds: he collected all the copies of the edition and had themprivately destroyed; he gave a furious wigging to Voltaire; and heflattered himself that he had heard the last of the business.
Ne vou...s embarrassez de rien, mon cher Maupertuis [he wrote to the President in his singular orthography]; l'affaire des libelles est finie. J'ai parl
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, between his gasps, he forbadeVoltaire to publish it on pain of his most terrible displeasure. Naturally Voltaire was profuse with promises, and a few days later, under a royal licence obtained for another work, the little bookappeared in print. Frederick still managed to keep his wrath withinbounds: he collected all the copies of the edition and had themprivately destroyed; he gave a furious wigging to Voltaire; and heflattered himself that he had heard the last of the business.
Ne vou...s embarrassez de rien, mon cher Maupertuis [he wrote to the President in his singular orthography]; l'affaire des libelles est finie. J'ai parl
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