Essays in Little
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It is in his drama of _Gringoire_ acted at the Theatre Francais, andfamiliar in the version of Messrs. Pollock and Besant, that M. DeBanville's prose shows to the best advantage. Louis XI. Is supping withhis bourgeois friends and with the terrible Olivier le Daim. Twobeautiful girls are of the company, friends of Pierre Gringoire, thestrolling poet. Presently Gringoire himself appears. He is dying ofhunger; he does not recognise the king, and he is promised a good supperif he will recite the ne...w satirical "Ballade des Pendus, " which he hasmade at the monarch's expense. Hunger overcomes his timidity, and, addressing himself especially to the king, he enters on this goodlymatter: "Where wide the forest boughs are spread, Where Flora wakes with sylph and fay, Are crowns and garlands of men dead, All golden in the morning gay; Within this ancient garden grey Are clusters such as no mail knows, Where Moor and Soldan bear the sway: _This is King Louis' orchard close_!
"These wretched folk wave overhead, With such strange thoughts as none may say; A moment still, then sudden sped, They swing in a ring and waste away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is in his drama of _Gringoire_ acted at the Theatre Francais, andfamiliar in the version of Messrs. Pollock and Besant, that M. DeBanville's prose shows to the best advantage. Louis XI. Is supping withhis bourgeois friends and with the terrible Olivier le Daim. Twobeautiful girls are of the company, friends of Pierre Gringoire, thestrolling poet. Presently Gringoire himself appears. He is dying ofhunger; he does not recognise the king, and he is promised a good supperif he will recite the ne...w satirical "Ballade des Pendus, " which he hasmade at the monarch's expense. Hunger overcomes his timidity, and, addressing himself especially to the king, he enters on this goodlymatter: "Where wide the forest boughs are spread, Where Flora wakes with sylph and fay, Are crowns and garlands of men dead, All golden in the morning gay; Within this ancient garden grey Are clusters such as no mail knows, Where Moor and Soldan bear the sway: _This is King Louis' orchard close_!
"These wretched folk wave overhead, With such strange thoughts as none may say; A moment still, then sudden sped, They swing in a ring and waste away.
What to read after Essays in Little?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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