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 1 I    |   little solitude not far from London. Being come into it, I perceived
 2 I    |      gained, the whole city of London is illuminated; when the
 3 II   |        are several of these in London, but that which he carried
 4 IV   |      great reputation, came to London (though the journey was
 5 IV   | sufficient to take care of the London vineyard.~Their labours
 6 VI   |        concerts are allowed in London on Sundays, and even cards
 7 VI   |       of the Royal Exchange in London, a place more venerable
 8 VIII |       Governments. There is in London a senate, some of the members
 9 XIV  |       Frenchman who arrives in London, will find philosophy, like
10 XIV  |     nothing like it is seen in London. In France, it is the pressure
11 XIV  |       of an oblique figure; at London it has an oblate one. A
12 XIV  |     the whole Royal Society in London rose up in arms. So far
13 XIV  |      critique that was made in London on M. de Fontenelle's discourse,
14 XVIII|     drama passed from Paris to London about 1660, with our ribbons
15 XIX  |        to spend three years in London, to make yourself master
16 XXI  |    much the same reputation in London as Voiture had in Paris,
17 XXIV |        in the Royal Society of London, I mean rewards and laws.
18 XXIV |     far from being the case at London, that the several members
19 XXIV |   persons to range in. That of London mixes indiscriminately literature