Clerambault
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He said thathe had heard talk at the front of Clerambault's articles, and he feltvery badly. People said--they made out that--well, he had heard severethings about them; he knew people were often unjust, but he hadcome--here he pressed Clerambault's hand in a timid friendly way--hehad come to entreat him not to desert all those who loved him. Hereminded him of the devotion that had inspired the poet who hadcelebrated the traditions of French soil and the glories of therace.... "In this hour of ...trial, " he implored, "stand by us. " "I have never been closer to you than now, " answered Clerambault, andhe added: "You say that people blame what I have written. Dear boy, what do youthink of it yourself?" "I confess I have not read it, " said Daniel. "I did not want to, forfear that it might disturb my affection for you, or hinder me in myduty. " "Your faith cannot be very strong, if a few lines of print can shakeit. " "My convictions are firm enough, " said Daniel, a little miffed, "butthere are certain things which it is wisest not to discuss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said thathe had heard talk at the front of Clerambault's articles, and he feltvery badly. People said--they made out that--well, he had heard severethings about them; he knew people were often unjust, but he hadcome--here he pressed Clerambault's hand in a timid friendly way--hehad come to entreat him not to desert all those who loved him. Hereminded him of the devotion that had inspired the poet who hadcelebrated the traditions of French soil and the glories of therace.... "In this hour of ...trial, " he implored, "stand by us. " "I have never been closer to you than now, " answered Clerambault, andhe added: "You say that people blame what I have written. Dear boy, what do youthink of it yourself?" "I confess I have not read it, " said Daniel. "I did not want to, forfear that it might disturb my affection for you, or hinder me in myduty. " "Your faith cannot be very strong, if a few lines of print can shakeit. " "My convictions are firm enough, " said Daniel, a little miffed, "butthere are certain things which it is wisest not to discuss.
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