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for envy, censure, and persecution. My own experience at least has taught me a very different lesson: twenty happy years have been animated by the labor of my history; and its success has given me a name, a rank, a character in the world, to which I should not otherwise have been entitled.... D'Alembert relates that as he was walking in the gardens of Sans-souci with the King of Prussia, Frederick said to him, 'Do you see that old woman, a poor weeder, asleep on that sunny bank? She is probably a more happy Being than either of us.'" Now the comment of Gibbon: "The King and the Philosopher may speak for themselves; for my part I do not envy the old woman."[152] [46] Autobiography, 270. [47] Autobiography, 333. [48] Autobiography, 311. [49] Lectures, 763. [50] Chief Periods European Hist., 75. [51] Introduction, lxvii. [52] Introduction, xxxi. [53] Preface, ix. [54] Introduction, xli. [55] p. 324. [56] Letters, I, 23. [57] Autobiography, 310. [58] Letters, II, 36. [59] _Ibid._, 127. [60] Autobiography, 196. [61] Autobiography, 310. "I am more and more convinced that we have both the right and power on our side." Letters, I, 248. [62] Hill's ed. Gibbon Autobiography, 212, 213, 314. [63] Letters, II, 249. [64] Autobiography, 342. [65] Letters, II, 310. [66] Causeries du Lundi, viii, 469. [67] Letters, II, 98. [68] Trevelyan, II, 232. [69] Lectures on the Hist. of Literature, 185. [70] Autobiography, 196. [71] Bury's ed., xxxv. [72] Decline and Fall, Smith's ed., 236. [73] _Ibid._, I, 349. [74] Decline and Fall, Smith's ed., II, 35. [75] II, 235. [76] History, I, 1. [77] Annals, I, 11. [78] Bury's introduction, xxxv. [79] Autobiography, 193. [80] _Ibid._, 48, 59. [81] _Ibid._, 67. [82] Autobiography, 86 _et seq._; Hill's ed., 69, 291. [83] Autobiography, 131. [84] _Ibid._, 137. [85] _Ibid._, 134. [86] Autobiography, 139-142. [87] V, 108, 130, 231. [88] Autobiography, 141. [89] Autobiography, 133. [90] Hill's ed., 89, 293. [91] Autobiography, 149. [92] Autobiography, 149. [93] _Ibid._, 161. [94] Causeries du Lundi, VIII, 445. [95] Autobiography, 167. [96] Causeries du Lundi, VIII, 446. [97] Autobiography, Hill's ed., 142. [98]
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