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The Oriental tale in England in the eighteenth century

Note 168 — Chapter III · THE PHILOSOPHIC GROUP

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Cf. G. B. Hill’s note, p. 165 of his edition of Rasselas, Oxford, 1887: “Johnson is content with giving the artist a ducking. Voltaire would have crippled him for life at the very least; most likely would have killed him on the spot.”

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