Charles Baudelaire His Life By Theophile Gautier
Charles Baudelaire His Life By Theophile Gautier
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Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve Thursday, 30th March, 1865.
My dear friend, I thank you for your excellent letter ; can you write any which are not excellent ?
CHAELES BAUDELAIRE 149 When you call me " My dear son, " you touch me and make me laugh at the same time. In spite of my many white hairs, which make me look (to the stranger) like an academician, I have great need of some one who loves me enough to call me his " son " ; but I cannot help thinking of that burgrave of 120 years of age who, spe...aking to a burgrave of eighty, said to him : '' Young man, be silent ! 9i (In parentheses and let this be be- tween us if I wrote a tragedy I should be afraid of letting fly some shafts of this energy and of hitting another target than that at which I had aimed. ) Only, I observe that in your letter there is no allusion to the copy of " Histoires grotesques et serieuses " that I asked Michel Levy to send you. I swear to you, besides, that I have no intention whatever of getting the least advertisement for this book out of you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baudelaire to Sainte-Beuve Thursday, 30th March, 1865.
My dear friend, I thank you for your excellent letter ; can you write any which are not excellent ?
CHAELES BAUDELAIRE 149 When you call me " My dear son, " you touch me and make me laugh at the same time. In spite of my many white hairs, which make me look (to the stranger) like an academician, I have great need of some one who loves me enough to call me his " son " ; but I cannot help thinking of that burgrave of 120 years of age who, spe...aking to a burgrave of eighty, said to him : '' Young man, be silent ! 9i (In parentheses and let this be be- tween us if I wrote a tragedy I should be afraid of letting fly some shafts of this energy and of hitting another target than that at which I had aimed. ) Only, I observe that in your letter there is no allusion to the copy of " Histoires grotesques et serieuses " that I asked Michel Levy to send you. I swear to you, besides, that I have no intention whatever of getting the least advertisement for this book out of you.
What to read after Charles Baudelaire His Life By Theophile Gautier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thophile Gautier to read onlineMoreLess
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