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 1 Int  |         became historiographer of France, and gentleman of the king'
 2 V    |           This book was forbid in France, but do you believe that
 3 V    |        more regular than those of France, and for this reason. All
 4 V    |          the thing called Abbe in France; is a species quite unknown
 5 V    |       When these are told that in France young fellows famous for
 6 VI   |          as it was established in France, and is now professed at
 7 VIII |          pilot. The civil wars of France lasted longer, were more
 8 IX   |       savages, who had laid waste France, Italy, Spain, and England,
 9 IX   |      father to St. Louis, King of France, in his place. However,
10 IX   |          obliged him to return to France.~Whilst that the barons,
11 IX   |         but few reap. And was not France very happy, when the power
12 X    |   escutcheons and their pride.~In France the title of marquis is
13 XI   |   mentioned with so much dread in France.~The Circassian women have,
14 XI   |          is the healthiest man in France, would not have been cut
15 XI   | inoculation three months hence in France out of mere whim, in case
16 XI   |     inoculation been practised in France it would have saved the
17 XIV  |          it is seen in London. In France, it is the pressure of the
18 XIV  |            that the sun, which in France is said to have nothing
19 XIV  |           him uneasiness.~He left France purely to go in search of
20 XIV  |       hopes Descartes returned to France; paid the fees of his patent,
21 XIV  |         in Holland, and Format in France, were the only men who understood
22 XVII |        near. Sixty-three kings of France have sat upon the throne;
23 XIX  |           plays which I have seen France, that drew crowds to the
24 XIX  |          having taken a tour into France before the glorious war
25 XX   |          There once was a time in France when the polite arts were
26 XXI  |       been very much talked of in France, and Mr. de la Fontaine,
27 XXII |       never be well understood in France. This gentleman has the
28 XXII |  Criticism" will soon be known in France by the translation which
29 XXII |           just as some Jesuits in France declare Pascal to have been
30 XXIII|         polite arts like those in France. There are Universities
31 XXIII|           countries, but it is in France only that we meet with so
32 XXIII|           fortune. Mr. Addison in France would have been elected
33 XXIII|         myself saw a long time in France the author of Rhadamistus
34 XXIII|          daughter to Henry IV. of France, were passionately fond
35 XXIV |           elected into it. But in France it is not enough that a
36 XXIV |         to that of La Fontaine in France; Mr. Pope, the English Boileau,