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Voltaire begins by saying that he and his niece are penetrated by the noble processes of Mr. de Crassier and the recipient. He adds that if he had not been in bed for such a long time he would come himself to inquire after Mr. de Crassier’s health.

Repository: Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, France
Date: 23 March 1760 [1770]
CMV: cmv35995

Voltaire says that Boswell will do them much honour and pleasure, adding that they have few beds but that he will not be made to sleep on two chairs. The letter continues as if written by Marie-Louis Denis [née Mignot] [née Mignot], with it being stated that ‘My uncle, tho very sick, hath guess’d at yr merit.’

Repository: Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscripts Library, Yale University, Connecticut, US
Date: 1764
CMV: cmv33688