A Memoir of Honoré De Balzac
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Here were Cousin Pons' pictures, Cousin Pons' curios. I knew them now.
''After the picture gallery we entered a room lighted by a single window. The door once closed, nothing could be seen but cases filled with books in good bind- ings. It would have been difficult to get out of the room without a guide. . . . M. De Balzac then showed me, with the enthusiasm of a proprietor, the arrange- ments of the house, the convenience of the rooms, the bathroom, the boudoir of the late banker Beaujon, the .... 324 Honor e de Balzac.
frescos of which had just been restored ; and, finall}^ a large salon, full of all sorts of curiosities, carved fur- niture, comfortable arm-chairs just repolished and care- fully regilded. I spent three hours in this way, — three rapid hours, — during which M. De Balzac seemed to me the man I had pictured him, — the simple and sin- cere artist, full of a certain pride which charmed me, showing deep respect for the hand of man in art, and loving literature as the Arab loves the wild horse of the desert which he has mastered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here were Cousin Pons' pictures, Cousin Pons' curios. I knew them now.
''After the picture gallery we entered a room lighted by a single window. The door once closed, nothing could be seen but cases filled with books in good bind- ings. It would have been difficult to get out of the room without a guide. . . . M. De Balzac then showed me, with the enthusiasm of a proprietor, the arrange- ments of the house, the convenience of the rooms, the bathroom, the boudoir of the late banker Beaujon, the .... 324 Honor e de Balzac.
frescos of which had just been restored ; and, finall}^ a large salon, full of all sorts of curiosities, carved fur- niture, comfortable arm-chairs just repolished and care- fully regilded. I spent three hours in this way, — three rapid hours, — during which M. De Balzac seemed to me the man I had pictured him, — the simple and sin- cere artist, full of a certain pride which charmed me, showing deep respect for the hand of man in art, and loving literature as the Arab loves the wild horse of the desert which he has mastered.
What to read after A Memoir of Honoré De Balzac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wormeley, Katharine Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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