George Sand, Some Aspects of Her Life And Writings
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The lack of muscular development caused him to preserve hisfascinating beauty. . . . He was something like one of those idealcreatures which mediaeval poetry used for the ornamentation of Christiantemples. Nothing could have been purer and at the same time moreenthusiastic than his ideas. . . . He was always lost in his dreams, and had no sense of reality. . . . " His exquisite politeness was thendescribed, and the ultra acuteness and nervosity which resulted in thatpower of divination which he... possessed. For a portrait to be living, it must have some faults as well as qualities. His delineator doesnot forget to mention the attitude of mystery in which the Prince tookrefuge whenever his feelings were hurt. She speaks also of his intensesusceptibility. "His wit was very brilliant, " she says; "it consisted ofa kind of subtle mocking shrewdness, not really playful, but a sort ofdelicate, bantering gaiety. " It may have been to the glory of PrinceKarol to resemble Chopin, but it was also quite creditable to Chopinto have been the model from which this distinguished neurasthenicindividual was taken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lack of muscular development caused him to preserve hisfascinating beauty. . . . He was something like one of those idealcreatures which mediaeval poetry used for the ornamentation of Christiantemples. Nothing could have been purer and at the same time moreenthusiastic than his ideas. . . . He was always lost in his dreams, and had no sense of reality. . . . " His exquisite politeness was thendescribed, and the ultra acuteness and nervosity which resulted in thatpower of divination which he... possessed. For a portrait to be living, it must have some faults as well as qualities. His delineator doesnot forget to mention the attitude of mystery in which the Prince tookrefuge whenever his feelings were hurt. She speaks also of his intensesusceptibility. "His wit was very brilliant, " she says; "it consisted ofa kind of subtle mocking shrewdness, not really playful, but a sort ofdelicate, bantering gaiety. " It may have been to the glory of PrinceKarol to resemble Chopin, but it was also quite creditable to Chopinto have been the model from which this distinguished neurasthenicindividual was taken.
What to read after George Sand, Some Aspects of Her Life And Writings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doumic René to read onlineMoreLess
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