Corneille And His Times
Corneille And His Times
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215 II prepare si bien Tamant et la maitreaae, Que leur &me, au seal nom, s'emeut et s^interesse ; On s'estime, on se cherche, on s'aime en un moment ; Tout ce qu^on s'entredit persuade aisement ; Et sans s'inquieter d'aucunes peurs frivoles, La^foi semble courir au^devant des paroles.'* The same idea occurs again in '' B^r^nice ;"^ it is ap- parent in all Corneille's dramas ; and no wonder, for it was the idea of the time. A passion thus {nredetermin- ate was necessarily of instantaneous origi...n. Thus arose the passion of the Duke de Nemours for the Princess of Cleves, the various movements of which were afterwaid Qhserved with so much delicacy, and described with so much truthfulness. Beauty, the only charm whose full value is appreciated at a single glance, then held sway not only with irrisistible power, but with tyranny. " At forty-eight years of age," says Segrais, " Mme. de Mont- bazon was still so beautiful that she eclipsed Mme. de Hoquelaure, who was only twenty-two years old ; and one day, happening to meet together at an assembly, Mme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
215 II prepare si bien Tamant et la maitreaae, Que leur &me, au seal nom, s'emeut et s^interesse ; On s'estime, on se cherche, on s'aime en un moment ; Tout ce qu^on s'entredit persuade aisement ; Et sans s'inquieter d'aucunes peurs frivoles, La^foi semble courir au^devant des paroles.'* The same idea occurs again in '' B^r^nice ;"^ it is ap- parent in all Corneille's dramas ; and no wonder, for it was the idea of the time. A passion thus {nredetermin- ate was necessarily of instantaneous origi...n. Thus arose the passion of the Duke de Nemours for the Princess of Cleves, the various movements of which were afterwaid Qhserved with so much delicacy, and described with so much truthfulness. Beauty, the only charm whose full value is appreciated at a single glance, then held sway not only with irrisistible power, but with tyranny. " At forty-eight years of age," says Segrais, " Mme. de Mont- bazon was still so beautiful that she eclipsed Mme. de Hoquelaure, who was only twenty-two years old ; and one day, happening to meet together at an assembly, Mme.
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