text_original: Voltaire adds that 'Lord Bolingbroke himself has confirmed me as to the accuracy of these statements.' It will be remembered that Voltaire, at a period somewhat later than that which we are now describ  ing, spent some years in England. He was always getting into trouble with the authorities in France, had been twice thrown into the Bastille, and on the second occasion was released only on the condition that he should take himself off to England.
text_transcription: VOLTAIRE ADDS THAT LORD BOLINGBOOK HIMSELF HAS CONFIRMED ME AS TO THE ACCURACY OF THESE STATEMENTS IT WILL BE REMEMBERED THAT VOLTAIRE AT A PERIOD SOMEWHAT LATER THAN THAT WHICH WE ARE NOW DESCRIBING SPENT SOME YEARS IN ENGLAND HE WAS ALWAYS GETTING INTO TROUBLE WITH THE AUTHORITIES IN FRANCE HAD BEEN TWICE THROWN INTO THE BASTILLE AND ON THE SECOND OCCASION WAS RELEASED ONLY ON THE CONDITION THAT HE SHOULD TAKE HIMSELF OFF TO ENGLAND
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