Eloisa
章节目录
共 35 题- Collected and published by J.J. Rousseau
- MDCCLXI.
- Translation of M. Rousseau’s Preface
- Preface by the Translator
- A Dialogue Between a Man of Letters and Mr. J. J. Rousseau
- N. _Vel duo, vel nemo._
- R. I refer you to the inscription of the plate. [1]
- R. Sir----
- V. You are surely in jest.
- N. Have you forgot _les belles ames?_
- R. Well, and so you conclude----
- Advertisement
- Eloisa
- Volume I
- Here it was that I plainly discovered; i
- You will easily conceive by your own sat
- Must I be always, my dear cousin, under
- Volume II
- Letter LXXIX. To Eloisa. [20]
- But I could not help objecting to the pe
- However, notwithstanding the faults of w
- When we returned one, I sighed for an ho
- Letter CXIX. To Mrs. Orbe
- Volume III
- WOLMAR.
- ELOISA.
- What is the consequence, in those places
- Weigh all these circumstances, my dear C
- But what appears to me the most singular
- Volume IV
- Letter CXLIX. Mrs. Wolmar to Mrs. Orbe
- Letter CLII. Mrs. Orbe to Mrs. Wolmar
- You see it is with difficulty I come to
- This discourse, though unintelligible, d
- Transcriber’s Note