The Provincial Letters

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The Provincial Letters Blaise Pascal

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  SIR,Youdidnotsupposethatanybodywouldhavethecuriositytoknowwhowewere;butitseemstherearepeoplewhoaretryingtomakeitout,thoughtheyarenotveryhappyintheirconjectures。SometakemeforadoctoroftheSorbonne;othersascribemyletterstofourorfivepersons,who,likeme,areneitherpriestsnorChurchmen。

  AllthesefalsesurmisesconvincemethatIhavesucceededprettywellinmyobject,whichwastoconcealmyselffromallbutyourselfandtheworthymonk,whostillcontinuestobearwithmyvisits,whileI

  stillcontrive,thoughwithconsiderabledifficulty,tobearwithhisconversations。Iamobliged,however,torestrainmyself;for,werehetodiscoverhowmuchIamshockedathiscommunications,hewoulddiscontinuethemandthusputitoutofmypowertofulfilthepromiseIgaveyou,ofmakingyouacquaintedwiththeirmorality。

  YououghttothinkagreatdealoftheviolencewhichIthusdotomyownfeelings。Itisnoeasymatter,Icanassureyou,tostandstillandseethewholesystemofChristianethicsunderminedbysuchasetofmonstrousprinciples,withoutdaringtoputinawordofflatcontradictionagainstthem。But,afterhavingbornesomuchforyoursatisfaction,IamresolvedIshallburstoutformyownsatisfactionintheend,whenhisstockofinformationhasbeenexhausted。Meanwhile,IshallrepressmyfeelingsasmuchasI

  possiblycanforIfindthatthemoreIholdmytongue,heisthemorecommunicative。ThelasttimeIsawhim,hetoldmesomanythingsthatIshallhavesomedifficultyinrepeatingthemall。Onthepointofrestitutionyouwillfindtheyhavesomemostconvenientprinciples。

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