French Profiles
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And the light that it throws on war as a disturber of the moral nature, as a dynamitic force explod- ing in the midst of an elaborately co-related society, is unsurpassed, even by the studies which Count Lyof Tolstoi has made in a similar direction.
It is unsurpassed, because it is essentially without prejudice. It admits the discomfort, the horrible vexation and shame of war, and it tears aside the conventional purple and tinsel of it ; but at the same time it admits, not without a sigh, that ...even this clumsy artifice may be the only one available for the cleansing of the people.
ZOLA 145 IV In 1883, Zola published a third volume of short stories, under the title of the opening one, Le Capitaine Burle. This collection contains the delicate series of brief semi-autobiographical essays called Aux Champs, little studies of past impression, touched with a charm which is almost kindred to that of Robert Louis Stevenson's memories. With this exception, the volume consists of four short stories, and of a set of little death-bed anecdotes, called Comment on Meurt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the light that it throws on war as a disturber of the moral nature, as a dynamitic force explod- ing in the midst of an elaborately co-related society, is unsurpassed, even by the studies which Count Lyof Tolstoi has made in a similar direction.
It is unsurpassed, because it is essentially without prejudice. It admits the discomfort, the horrible vexation and shame of war, and it tears aside the conventional purple and tinsel of it ; but at the same time it admits, not without a sigh, that ...even this clumsy artifice may be the only one available for the cleansing of the people.
ZOLA 145 IV In 1883, Zola published a third volume of short stories, under the title of the opening one, Le Capitaine Burle. This collection contains the delicate series of brief semi-autobiographical essays called Aux Champs, little studies of past impression, touched with a charm which is almost kindred to that of Robert Louis Stevenson's memories. With this exception, the volume consists of four short stories, and of a set of little death-bed anecdotes, called Comment on Meurt.
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