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, he proposed this
E of faltering before so many witnesses, which, notwithstanding, was sufficie [cid:720f389b62050d_l]
bered in rela
reaseincible charm Te amusement was wasting paper, in drawing, washing, coloring, etc. There came an Italian mountebank to Geneva, called Gamber-
force of love--I was passionate, transported; in a tetts, wVer happen to you in respect of your enemies, I will cease to persecute you as soon as you cease to take a pride in being persecuted. Your good friend, "FREDERICK." Early in 1766 David Hume persuaded Rousseau to go with him to England, where the exile could find a secure shelter. In London his appearan
En law to my heart. This event, which, though desirable, I had not endeavored to accelerate, arrived without mhe dTer many fierce intestine quarrels and sanguinary wars throughout Europe and America, has succeeded the pre
Water a more sensible descent;
we cut the bottom of a box into narrow planks; increased the channel from the walnut tree to our willow and laying a row flat at the bottom, set two others inclining towards each other, so as to fo
Des Peupliers, were, after the Revolution, removed to the Pantheon. In later times the Government of Geneva made some reparation for their harsh treatment of a famous citizen, and erecte
Of my mother attracted a number of admirers, among whom Mons. de la Closure, Resident of France, was the most assiduous in h
Cupied with Rome and Athens, conversing, if
Each other on Sundays, bu
ubsisted between
of a premediated crime,
eetings, though a
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, he proposed this
E of faltering before so many witnesses, which, notwithstanding, was sufficie [cid:720f389b62050d_l]
bered in rela
reaseincible charm Te amusement was wasting paper, in drawing, washing, coloring, etc. There came an Italian mountebank to Geneva, called Gamber-
force of love--I was passionate, transported; in a tetts, wVer happen to you in respect of your enemies, I will cease to persecute you as soon as you cease to take a pride in being persecuted. Your good friend, "FREDERICK." Early in 1766 David Hume persuaded Rousseau to go with him to England, where the exile could find a secure shelter. In London his appearan
En law to my heart. This event, which, though desirable, I had not endeavored to accelerate, arrived without mhe dTer many fierce intestine quarrels and sanguinary wars throughout Europe and America, has succeeded the pre
Water a more sensible descent;
we cut the bottom of a box into narrow planks; increased the channel from the walnut tree to our willow and laying a row flat at the bottom, set two others inclining towards each other, so as to fo
Des Peupliers, were, after the Revolution, removed to the Pantheon. In later times the Government of Geneva made some reparation for their harsh treatment of a famous citizen, and erecte
Of my mother attracted a number of admirers, among whom Mons. de la Closure, Resident of France, was the most assiduous in h
Cupied with Rome and Athens, conversing, if
Each other on Sundays, bu
ubsisted between
of a premediated crime,
eetings, though a
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Too verbose for Imagism, too defocused for surrealism.
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Let us converse between our meetings;
traverse the ancient roads.
Rome and Athens, England and Geneva --
Europe shall be ours.
We incline toward each other
as naturally as the willow and the walnut:
you, standing sensible and strong;
I in my premeditated descent.
Let us make reparation for this
our sanguinary war upon each other.
Love has made us passionate, persecuted.
My proud exile is at an end.
Let me make some reparation and be, once again,
your Rand.
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