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sometimes, inquires if I write to 3'ou and always charges me with his compliments,

I hope Mr. de Secondât, 3'our son, is in perfect health, whom I honour net only as your son, but for the philosophie turn he has given to his studies and his life. Mr. de Fontenelle et abbé Sallier' may command me in an}' thing. The latter was so good as to promise me some of Cochine's [sic] best pleadings; but, in the variety of his business, I do not wonder that he has forgot it.

I beg you to assure them both of my regard and to believe me ever your faithful and obliged, humble servant.