Anatole France
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And the terrible indictment of the law that makes criminals by listening to the strong and flouting the poor, ends on the picture of old Crainquehille, forlorn, degraded and starving, 54 ANATOLE FEANCE going up to a policeman and shouting: " Down with the Peelers !" so as to get a night's lodging in the cells. But, irony of ironies, this policeman shrugs his shoulders, and walks away.
It would not be right to end this chapter without saying a few words about Anatole France in his more literal r...ole of critic. He has done an immense amount of Uterary criticism in Le Temps and in scattered articles, most of which have been collected in the four volumes of On Life and Letters and in Le Genie Latin. He is sympathetic and kindly in the extreme when dealing with the work of young men, particularly if they are scholars, if they are interested in the things he loves, medisevaHsm, sculpture, history, etc. , and he will forgive a great deal to good intentions, but when he does not like a book Anatole France is a terrible re- viewer, so terrible a reviewer that I trust this Httle monograph will not fall into his hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the terrible indictment of the law that makes criminals by listening to the strong and flouting the poor, ends on the picture of old Crainquehille, forlorn, degraded and starving, 54 ANATOLE FEANCE going up to a policeman and shouting: " Down with the Peelers !" so as to get a night's lodging in the cells. But, irony of ironies, this policeman shrugs his shoulders, and walks away.
It would not be right to end this chapter without saying a few words about Anatole France in his more literal r...ole of critic. He has done an immense amount of Uterary criticism in Le Temps and in scattered articles, most of which have been collected in the four volumes of On Life and Letters and in Le Genie Latin. He is sympathetic and kindly in the extreme when dealing with the work of young men, particularly if they are scholars, if they are interested in the things he loves, medisevaHsm, sculpture, history, etc. , and he will forgive a great deal to good intentions, but when he does not like a book Anatole France is a terrible re- viewer, so terrible a reviewer that I trust this Httle monograph will not fall into his hands.
What to read after Anatole France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Lionel George to read onlineMoreLess
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