Charles De Sainte Marthe 1512 1555
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THE FUNERAL ORATIONS 443 mation on the distress of Frangoise at her child's illness. It is, naturally, when speaking of the death of the Queen of Navarre that Sainte-Marthe is most moved and most touching. Whether expressing his sense of the finality of death, or the grief and faithful love of the survivors, Sainte-Marthe knows how to reach the hearts of his auditors. He finds words for their despair and for their loyalty: "Que voulons nous done puisque nostre volunte n'ha plus de puis- sance? ...C'est fait. " "Mais je sents bien, 6 Alengonnois, ou tendent les plainctes que vous faictes centre la Mort, c'est que plus ne veoyes vostre Marguerite en ce Monde, plus ne paries a elle, car elle est estendue morte en son sepulchre. " " Laissons done les froids & faincts colladateurs des morts refraischir leur memoire, ou en lisant les inscriptions des sepulchres ou en regardent les statues qui leur sont erigees, car nous havons tous jours me" moire de la Royne de Navarre. " 1 Perhaps Sainte-Marthe's most convincing words are those of consolation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE FUNERAL ORATIONS 443 mation on the distress of Frangoise at her child's illness. It is, naturally, when speaking of the death of the Queen of Navarre that Sainte-Marthe is most moved and most touching. Whether expressing his sense of the finality of death, or the grief and faithful love of the survivors, Sainte-Marthe knows how to reach the hearts of his auditors. He finds words for their despair and for their loyalty: "Que voulons nous done puisque nostre volunte n'ha plus de puis- sance? ...C'est fait. " "Mais je sents bien, 6 Alengonnois, ou tendent les plainctes que vous faictes centre la Mort, c'est que plus ne veoyes vostre Marguerite en ce Monde, plus ne paries a elle, car elle est estendue morte en son sepulchre. " " Laissons done les froids & faincts colladateurs des morts refraischir leur memoire, ou en lisant les inscriptions des sepulchres ou en regardent les statues qui leur sont erigees, car nous havons tous jours me" moire de la Royne de Navarre. " 1 Perhaps Sainte-Marthe's most convincing words are those of consolation.
What to read after Charles De Sainte Marthe 1512 1555?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Ruutz Rees to read onlineMoreLess
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