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L’Amour d’Uranie avec Philis;
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L’Amour d’Uranie avec Philis;

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    …the admirers of Voiture’s sonnet ā€œL’Amour d’Uranie avec Philis.ā€ Voiture’s admirers eventually won the argument, but the acrimony that developed, together with the outbreak of the civil wars of the Fronde (1648–53), put an end to the Rambouillet society.

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    …the admirers of Voiture’s sonnet ā€œL’Amour d’Uranie avec Philis.ā€ Voiture’s admirers eventually won the argument, but the acrimony that developed, together with the outbreak of the civil wars of the Fronde (1648–53), put an end to the Rambouillet society.

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