CHAPTER 30
BOOK VII
CHAPTER XXX
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To those who call vexations, vexations, as knowing what they are, there could not be a greater, than to be the best part of a day at Lyons, the most opulent and flourishing city in France, enriched with the most fragments of antiquity -- and not be able to see it. To be withheld upon any account, must be a vexation; but to be withheld by a vexation -- -- -must certainly be, what philosophy justly calls
Vexation
upon
Vexation.
