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Addressed to a printer between twenty two and twenty three years of age, and predicting in formal terms his future fame, Fallot's letter seems to us so interesting that we do not hesitate to reproduce it entire. ADDRESSED TO A PRINTER BETWEEN TWENTY TWO AND TWENTY THREE YEARS OF AGE AND PREDICTING IN FORMAL TERMS HIS FUTURE FAME FOLLOW'S LETTER SEEMS TO US SO INTERESTING THAT WE DO NOT HESITATE TO REPRODUCE IT ENTIRE
 that he had no knowledge of a letter written by Fallot, of which we never heard until six months since, that the printer at that time contemplated quitting his trade in order to become a teacher. Towards 1829, Fallot, who was a little older than Proudhon, and who, after having obtained the Suard pension in 1832, died in his twenty-ninth year, while filling the position of assistant librarian at the Institute, was charged, Protestant though he was, with the revisal of a "Life of the Saints," which was published at Besancon. The book was in Latin, and Fallot added some notes which also were in Latin. "But," says Sainte Beuve, "it happened that some errors escaped his attention, which Proudhon, then proof-reader in the printing office, did not fail to point out to him. Surprised at finding so good a Latin scholar in a workshop, he desired to make his acquaintance; and soon there sprung up between them a most earnest and intimate friendship: a friendship of the intellect and of the heart. EASON THAT HE HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF A LETTER WRITTEN BY FELLOW OF WHICH WE NEVER HEARD UNTIL SIX MONTHS SINCE THAT THE PRINTER AT THAT TIME CONTEMPLATED QUITTING HIS TRADE IN ORDER TO BECOME A TEACHER TOWARDS EIGHTEEN TWENTY NINE FALLOW WHO WAS A LITTLE OLDER THAN PRUDENCE AND WHO AFTER HAVING OBTAINED THE SUARD PENSION IN EIGHTEEN THIRTY TWO DIED IN HIS TWENTY NINTH YEAR WHILE FILLING THE POSITION OF ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN AT THE INSTITUTE WAS CHARGED PROTESTANT THOUGH HE WAS WITH THE REVISAL OF A LIFE OF THE SAINTS WHICH WAS PUBLISHED AT BISONSIN THE BOOK WAS IN LATIN AND PHILLOT ADDED SOME NOTES WHICH WERE ALSO IN LATIN BUT SAYS SEMPER IT HAPPENED THAT SOME ERRORS ESCAPED HIS ATTENTION WHICH PRUDENCE THEN PROOF READER IN THE PRINTING OFFICE DID NOT FAIL TO POINT OUT TO HIM SURPRISED AT FINDING SO GOOD A LATIN SCHOLAR IN A WORKSHOP HE DESIRED TO MAKE HIS ACQUAINTANCE AND SOON THERE SPRUNG UP BETWEEN THEM A MOST EARNEST AND INTIMATE FRIENDSHIP A FRIENDSHIP OF THE INTELLECT AND OF THE HEART
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