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1 Int | element. In prose fiction he wrote "Zadig," "Candide," and 2 V | learned monk (Father Courayer) wrote a book lately to prove the 3 VII | reasoning machine.~It is he who wrote a book which is much esteemed 4 X | the French; after which he wrote the following short letter 5 XIII| idea of the soul, and yet wrote in such a manner, that one 6 XIV | him a poet; and indeed he wrote a piece of poetry for the 7 XIX | of their distinction. He wrote a comedy during his confinement; 8 XIX | before or since his time. He wrote only a few plays, but they 9 XXI | lordship only could boast, he wrote some satires on the same 10 XXI | of his other pieces. He wrote an elegy on Oliver Cromwell, 11 XXII| intoxicated philosopher who never wrote but when he was in liquor.~ 12 XXIV| much purity as Dean Swift wrote in his closet, and who would