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1 III    |       were the real and only savants of their time. They made
2 III    |    Greek, or Hebrew. But the savants of the sixteenth century
3 VI     |      will tell you that true savants, amongst them Poisson, have
4 X      | CONVERSATIONS WITH ICELANDIC SAVANTS~Dinner was ready. Professor
5 XXV    |      Fahr.).”~“Therefore the savants are wrong by 2,705°, and
6 XXXVIII|     s, made to absent French savants, it will be necessary to
7 XXXVIII|      and in Germany. Several savants of the French Institute,
8 XLV    |     was the most glorious of savants, and I was the happiest