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But should Helvetius have expected any other treatment from a man soiled with all sorts of infamy, a man who for fun makes his friend swear off his religion, who appropriates the assets of his partners, who has no faith, law, or feeling, who runs after fortune per fas et nefas, who measures his days by the acts of villainy he commits, and who has even lampooned himself on stage as one of the most dangerous rascals  a piece of impudence I believe we've not seen in the past and won't see in the future? No. BUT SHOULD HALVIUS HAVE EXPECTED ANY OTHER TREATMENT FROM A MAN SOILED WITH ALL SORTS OF INFAMY A MAN WHO FOR FUN MAKES HIS FRIENDS SWEAR OFF HIS RELIGION WHO APPROPRIATES THE ASSETS OF HIS PARTNERS WHO HAS NO FAITH LAW OR FEELING WHO RUNS AFTER FORTUNE PARF FAUGH ENOUGH WHO MEASURES HIS DAYS BY THE ACT OF VILLAINY HE COMMITS AND WHO HAS EVEN LAMPOONED HIMSELF ON STAGE AS ONE OF THE MOST DANGEROUS RASCALS A PIECE OF IMPUDENCE I BELIEVE WE'VE NOT SEEN IN THE PAST AND WON'T SEE IN THE FUTURE NO
at his friend Palissot has snatched away his mistress after he introduced her to him. But he shouldn't have introduced someone like Pallisot to his mistress if he wasn't prepared to lose her. Palissot did his duty, and it's Abbé Rey who is in the wrong. The bookseller David cries out because his associate Palissot has slept with or wanted to sleep with his wife. The wife of the bookseller David cries out that Palissot has told anyone willing to listen that he has slept with her. Whether Palissot has slept with the bookseller's wife or not is difficult to determine, because the wife's duty was to deny the fact and Palissot could've let people believe what was not true. Whatever the case, Palissot played his role, and it's David and his wife who are in the wrong. Helvitius may cry out that Palissot slanders him by putting him in a scene as a dishonest man, but Palissot still owes him the money he borrowed for the medical treatment for his bad health, as well as for his food and clothing. RIES OUT THAT HIS FRIEND PALLISSON HAS SNATCHED AWAY HIS MISTRESS AFTER HE INTRODUCED HER TO HIM BUT HE SHOULDN'T HAVE INTRODUCED SOME ONE LIKE PALLISSON TO HIS MISTRESS IF HE WASN'T PREPARED TO LOSE HER PALLISSON DID HIS DUTY AND ITS ABBE RAY WHO IS IN THE WRONG THE BOOKSELLER DAVID CRIES OUT BECAUSE HIS ASSOCIATE PALISSOT HAS SLEPT WITH OR WANTED TO SLEEP WITH HIS WIFE THE WIFE OF THE BOOKSELLER DAVID CRIES OUT THAT PALISSOE HAS TOLD ANY ONE WILLING TO LISTEN THAT HE HAS SLEPT WITH HER WHETHER PALISSOE HAS SLEPT WITH A BOOKSELLER'S WIFE OR NOT IS DIFFICULT TO DETERMINE BECAUSE THE WIFE'S DUTY WAS TO DENY THE FACT AND PALISSAS COULD HAVE LET PEOPLE BELIEVE WHAT WAS NOT TRUE WHATEVER THE CASE PALLISSAS PLAYED HIS ROLE AND IT'S DAVID AND HIS WIFE WHO WERE IN THE WRONG HALVIUS MAY CRY OUT THAT PALISS SLANDERS HIM BY PUTTING HIM IN A SCENE AS A DISHONEST MAN BUT PALLISSON STILL OWES HIM THE MONEY HE BORROWED FOR THE MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR HIS BAD HEALTH AS WELL AS FOR HIS FOOD AND CLOTHING
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