The Atlantic Monthly, volume 13, No. 78, April, 1864
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"No public man, " Voltaire says, "ever had so many personal friends"; andno friends were ever more faithful and energetic. They repeated hishappy answers in all quarters, praised his behavior, pitied hissufferings, and reviled and ridiculed his enemies. They managed to meethim, as he walked to and from the Arsenal, where the Commission sat, andcheered him with kind looks. Madame de S
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"No public man, " Voltaire says, "ever had so many personal friends"; andno friends were ever more faithful and energetic. They repeated hishappy answers in all quarters, praised his behavior, pitied hissufferings, and reviled and ridiculed his enemies. They managed to meethim, as he walked to and from the Arsenal, where the Commission sat, andcheered him with kind looks. Madame de S
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