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In vain do they flatter themselves that by the arts of a meretricious rhetoric they elude the vigilant pursuit of injured innocence and affronted justice, in vain do they suppose that they shall court foreign applause by associat- ing with the learned of other countries. It is a disgrace and a dishonour to be favoured by the National Institute where a band of sanguinary ruffians pollute the halls consecrated to learning, science and wisdom. Whoever lives under a government where religion, moral...s and public freedom are revered, ought to reject their silver * See Appendix.
Digitized by Google MUSEUM OF THE LOUVRE 153 medal and prods verbal^ as he would cast away from him food contaminated with poison.
If it be an honour to be elected a member of a society, learned, indeed, but fundamentally vicious and depraved, why not petition to be admitted to the Palace of Pandemonium ?
The devils in hell are fully as knowing as the members of the Institute, and, for ought I know, not done greater evil to mankind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In vain do they flatter themselves that by the arts of a meretricious rhetoric they elude the vigilant pursuit of injured innocence and affronted justice, in vain do they suppose that they shall court foreign applause by associat- ing with the learned of other countries. It is a disgrace and a dishonour to be favoured by the National Institute where a band of sanguinary ruffians pollute the halls consecrated to learning, science and wisdom. Whoever lives under a government where religion, moral...s and public freedom are revered, ought to reject their silver * See Appendix.
Digitized by Google MUSEUM OF THE LOUVRE 153 medal and prods verbal^ as he would cast away from him food contaminated with poison.
If it be an honour to be elected a member of a society, learned, indeed, but fundamentally vicious and depraved, why not petition to be admitted to the Palace of Pandemonium ?
The devils in hell are fully as knowing as the members of the Institute, and, for ought I know, not done greater evil to mankind.
What to read after France in Eighteen Hundred And Two: Described in a Series of Contemporary ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Redhead Yorke, J. A. C. Sykes, Lady Christina Anne Jessica Cavendish-Bentinck Sykes to read onlineMoreLess
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