Droll Stories — Complete
Droll Stories — Complete
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for she was hurled no oneknew where, and had neither the prayers of the Church nor Christianburial. Alas! shed a tear for her, ye ladies lucky in your loves.
THE SERMON OF THE MERRY VICAR OF MEUDON When, for the last time, came Master Francis Rabelais, to the court ofKing Henry the Second of the name, it was in that winter when the willof nature compelled him to quit for ever his fleshly garb, and liveforever in his writings resplendent with that good philosophy to whichwe shall always be o...bliged to return. The good man had, at that time, counted as nearly as possible seventy flights of the swallow. HisHomeric head was but scantily ornamented with hair, but his beard wasstill perfect in its flowing majesty; there was still an air ofspring-time in his quiet smile, and wisdom on his ample brow. He was afine old man according to the statement of those who had the happinessto gaze upon his face, to which Socrates and Aristophanes, formerlyenemies, but then become friends, contributed their features.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for she was hurled no oneknew where, and had neither the prayers of the Church nor Christianburial. Alas! shed a tear for her, ye ladies lucky in your loves.
THE SERMON OF THE MERRY VICAR OF MEUDON When, for the last time, came Master Francis Rabelais, to the court ofKing Henry the Second of the name, it was in that winter when the willof nature compelled him to quit for ever his fleshly garb, and liveforever in his writings resplendent with that good philosophy to whichwe shall always be o...bliged to return. The good man had, at that time, counted as nearly as possible seventy flights of the swallow. HisHomeric head was but scantily ornamented with hair, but his beard wasstill perfect in its flowing majesty; there was still an air ofspring-time in his quiet smile, and wisdom on his ample brow. He was afine old man according to the statement of those who had the happinessto gaze upon his face, to which Socrates and Aristophanes, formerlyenemies, but then become friends, contributed their features.
What to read after Droll Stories — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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