Confessions of J J Rousseau the volume 11
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For my part mystupidity was such, that, far from foreseeing my misfortune, I did notsuspect even the cause of it after I had felt its effect. It wasartfully given out that while the Jesuits were treated with severity, no indulgence could be shown to books nor the authors of them in whichreligion was attacked. I was reproached with having put my name toEmilius, as if I had not put it to all my other works of which nothingwas said. Government seemed to fear it should be obliged to take somesteps ...which circumstances rendered necessary on account of my imprudence. Rumors to this effect reached my ears, but gave me not much uneasiness:it never even came into my head, that there could be the least thing inthe whole affair which related to me personally, so perfectlyirreproachable and well supported did I think myself; having besidesconformed to every ministerial regulation, I did not apprehend Madam deLuxembourg would leave me in difficulties for an error, which, if itexisted, proceeded entirely from herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For my part mystupidity was such, that, far from foreseeing my misfortune, I did notsuspect even the cause of it after I had felt its effect. It wasartfully given out that while the Jesuits were treated with severity, no indulgence could be shown to books nor the authors of them in whichreligion was attacked. I was reproached with having put my name toEmilius, as if I had not put it to all my other works of which nothingwas said. Government seemed to fear it should be obliged to take somesteps ...which circumstances rendered necessary on account of my imprudence. Rumors to this effect reached my ears, but gave me not much uneasiness:it never even came into my head, that there could be the least thing inthe whole affair which related to me personally, so perfectlyirreproachable and well supported did I think myself; having besidesconformed to every ministerial regulation, I did not apprehend Madam deLuxembourg would leave me in difficulties for an error, which, if itexisted, proceeded entirely from herself.
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