Eloisa : $b or, A series of original letters
By Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
Classic work by Rousseau, Jean-Jacques.
Table of Contents
Letter I. To Eloisa. I must fly from you, madam, in truth I must. I am to blame for continuing with you so long, or rather, I ought never to have beheld you. But, situated as I am...
Letter LXXIV. From Lord B---- To Eloisa. Now, charming Eloisa, we gain our point: a lucky mistake of our friend hath brought him to reason. The shame of finding himself a moment i...
my companion through the world which I am going to enter; it shall be my antidote against the pernicious maxims of society; it shall comfort me under my afflictions; it shall preve...
Letter CXX. From Mrs. Wolmar to Mrs. Orbe. How tedious is your stay! This going backward and forward is very disagreeable. How many hours are lost before you return to the place w...
Letter CXL. From Lord B---- to Mrs. Orbe. I find, by your two last letters, that a former one is missing, apparently the first you wrote me from the army, and in which you account...
impartiality. Let these letters pass then as they were originally written. The common place remarks or trivial observations that may be found in them, are but small faults, and imp...