Essays
Essays
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A Che'naie and in Brittany the nutritive period of his genius, MAURICE DE GUER1N. 151 II.
Speaking of La Mennais as he appeared in 1833 to the eyes of that faithful group, it is impossible not to draw attention to the portrait Guerin painted of him in a letter of May 16, to M. De Bayne de Rayssac, one of his friends in the South. It is a living, speaking likeness of a side of La Mennais scarcely conceivable when we know him only from his books, of a side of his mind which, while he talked, seem...ed to be perfectly unrestrained, it was so merry and charming, but when his brow was knitted, and his countenance suddenly grew dark, it was swiftly eclipsed. Gue'rin's letters to his friends serve to complete the impressions noted in his Journal during that time, and some of its pages are simply passages from his letters deemed by him worthy of transcription before being lost for ever. Indeed the artist, the painter, who, at all hazards, was preparing his cartoons, was trying his strength. One of the holidays he most desired, a holiday he promised himself on his arrival in Brittany, was a short trip to the sea-shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Che'naie and in Brittany the nutritive period of his genius, MAURICE DE GUER1N. 151 II.
Speaking of La Mennais as he appeared in 1833 to the eyes of that faithful group, it is impossible not to draw attention to the portrait Guerin painted of him in a letter of May 16, to M. De Bayne de Rayssac, one of his friends in the South. It is a living, speaking likeness of a side of La Mennais scarcely conceivable when we know him only from his books, of a side of his mind which, while he talked, seem...ed to be perfectly unrestrained, it was so merry and charming, but when his brow was knitted, and his countenance suddenly grew dark, it was swiftly eclipsed. Gue'rin's letters to his friends serve to complete the impressions noted in his Journal during that time, and some of its pages are simply passages from his letters deemed by him worthy of transcription before being lost for ever. Indeed the artist, the painter, who, at all hazards, was preparing his cartoons, was trying his strength. One of the holidays he most desired, a holiday he promised himself on his arrival in Brittany, was a short trip to the sea-shore.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Augustin Sainte Beuve to read onlineMoreLess
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