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[Keshia S. <tha...@ge...>]

Oirs which I intended. Such was my intention, and the execution of it
was facilitated by an act of generosity in Rey, upon which I cannot be
silent. This bookseller, of whom so many unfavorable things were told me
in Paris, is, notwithstanding, the only one with whom I have always had
reason to be satisfied. It is true, we frequently disagreed as to the
execution of my works. He was heedless and I was choleric; but in
matters of interest which related to them, although I never made with
him an agreement in form, I always found in him great exactness and
probity. He is also the only person of his profession who frankly
confessed to me he gained largely by my means; and he frequently, when
he offered me a part of his fortune, told me I was the author of it all.
Not finding the means of exercising his gratitude immediately upon
myself, he wished at least to give me proofs of it in the person of my
governante, upon whom he settled an annuity of three hundred livres
(twelve pounds), expressing in the deed that it was an acknowledgment
for the advantages I had procured him. This he did between himself and
me, without ostentation, pretension, or noise, and had not I spoken of
it to anybody, not a single person would ever have known anything of the
matter. I was so pleased with this action that I became attached to Rey,
and conceived for him a real friendship. Sometime afterwards he desired
I woul