[Tuxnes-devel] Onstrances against an infraction in which their interest

[Chestand <aff...@nj...>]

Had been reduced to the most mortifying silence at Geneva, before an
assembly which was favorable to me, and previously resolved to approve
of everything I should say. Here, on the contrary, I had to do with a
cavalier who, substituting cunning to knowledge, would spread for me a
hundred snares before I could perceive one of them, and was resolutely
determined to catch me in an error let the consequence be what it would.
The more I examined the situation in which I stood, the greater danger I
perceived myself exposed to, and feeling the impossibilit