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| Memories of Madame de Warens | 154 |
| Visit to the Lake of Geneva—Vévay—Reveries | 155 |
Journey to Neufchâtel—Better success with music-teaching
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156 |
Meets with the Archimandrite of Jerusalem at Boudry—Enters his service as interpreter
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157 |
| Addresses the Senate of Berne | 158 |
Visit to the Marquis de Bonac—Detention—The three Rousseaus
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159 |
| Occupation at Soleure | 161 |
Goes to Paris to enter the service af Colonel Godard
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162 |
Ambitious ideas during the journey—First impressions of Paris
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162 |
Miserly behaviour of Colonel Godard—Satirical verses
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164 |
Leaves Paris in search of Madame de Warens—The countryman and the dinner
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165 |
Arrival at Lyons—Mademoiselle du Châtelet—Adventures with a workman and an abbé—Disgust with the people of Lyons
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169 |
| Poverty—A lucky meeting—M. Rolichon | 172 |
Journey from Lyons to Chambéri—Scenes by the way
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175 |
| Meets Madame de Warens again | 177 |
| Enters the service of King Victor Amadeus | 178 |
Residence at Chambéri—Madame de Warens’ diplomacy regarding her pension
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180 |
Claude Anet—His character and intimacy with Madame de Warens
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181 |
| Duties of the land-survey | 183 |
| Life at Chambéri | 185 |
War between France and Austria—Love for the French
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186 |
| Rameau—“Treatise on Harmony” | 188 |
Père Caton—His accomplishments and sad end
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189 |
Gives up the land-survey to become a music-teacher
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192 |
| Describes his pupils | 193 |
Madame Lard—Her conduct towards Rousseau
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195 |
The Comtesse de Menthon—Her spiteful behaviour
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196 |
Madame de Warens makes a strange proposal—Reflections
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197 |
| Fulfilment of the promise | 201 |
Further reflections on the character of Madame de Warens
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201 |
| Ill-success with fencing and dancing | 205 |
| M. Grossi, the Royal physician—Anecdotes | 208 |
Death of Claude Anet—Mercenary remark of Rousseau
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210 |
| Extravagance of Madame de Warens | 211 |
Goes to Besançon to take lessons in composition
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212 |
Again visits his father—Luggage confiscated at Rousses—The reason
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213 |
| Return to Chambéri | 214 |
End of the war—Comte de Lautrec—The opera of Jephtha
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216 |
| Gauffecourt | 257 |
| M. de Conzie—Voltaire | 218 |
