A Distinguished Provincial At Paris
A Distinguished Provincial At Paris
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Your education will complete itself in time. When you areabsolutely obliged to speak of a man whom you do not like, forproprietors and editors are sometimes under compulsion, you bring outa neutral special article. You put the title of the book at the headof it, and begin with general remarks, on the Greeks and the Romans ifyou like, and wind up with--'and this brings us to Mr. So-and-so'sbook, which will form the subject of a second article. ' The secondarticle never appears, and in this way y...ou snuff out the book betweentwo promises. But in this case you are writing down, not Nathan, butDauriat; he needs the pickaxe style. If the book is really good, thepickaxe does no harm; but it goes to the core of it if it is bad. Inthe first case, no one but the publisher is any the worse; in thesecond, you do the public a service. Both methods, moreover, areequally serviceable in political criticism. " Etienne Lousteau's cruel lesson opened up possibilities for Lucien'simagination. He understood this craft to admiration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your education will complete itself in time. When you areabsolutely obliged to speak of a man whom you do not like, forproprietors and editors are sometimes under compulsion, you bring outa neutral special article. You put the title of the book at the headof it, and begin with general remarks, on the Greeks and the Romans ifyou like, and wind up with--'and this brings us to Mr. So-and-so'sbook, which will form the subject of a second article. ' The secondarticle never appears, and in this way y...ou snuff out the book betweentwo promises. But in this case you are writing down, not Nathan, butDauriat; he needs the pickaxe style. If the book is really good, thepickaxe does no harm; but it goes to the core of it if it is bad. Inthe first case, no one but the publisher is any the worse; in thesecond, you do the public a service. Both methods, moreover, areequally serviceable in political criticism. " Etienne Lousteau's cruel lesson opened up possibilities for Lucien'simagination. He understood this craft to admiration.
What to read after A Distinguished Provincial At Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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