Lamartine And His Friends
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We reached that part of the forest, which had been sold. Only a few grand trees were preserved, as a peristyle, for a future grove. Lamartine sat down on the ground, with his feet in the sun, and his head shaded. We went from tree to tree, as the sun advanced. The conversation, or monologue accompanied us. I have seldom seen him more felicitous. Chateaubriand's " Memoires d'outre-tombe " were appearing in " La Presse. " I asked his impressions. He did not like to be ques- tioned upon Chateaubri...and in public. Those who l68 LAMARTINE AND HIS FRIENDS.
did not know his unconsciousness of self, too apparent sometimes, would have suspected a rivalry between them.
" Entre nous, " said he, " Chateaubriand has done more evil than good to his age. The superstitions and mummeries of Catholicism, stifled by the great breath of the Revolution, and fallen into their own dust, are raised again by some sort of phantasmagory of color, in his " Genie du Christianisme. " "The newly-placed idols will retard the march of reason, by the genuflexions they will demand, and by their height, will hide the face of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We reached that part of the forest, which had been sold. Only a few grand trees were preserved, as a peristyle, for a future grove. Lamartine sat down on the ground, with his feet in the sun, and his head shaded. We went from tree to tree, as the sun advanced. The conversation, or monologue accompanied us. I have seldom seen him more felicitous. Chateaubriand's " Memoires d'outre-tombe " were appearing in " La Presse. " I asked his impressions. He did not like to be ques- tioned upon Chateaubri...and in public. Those who l68 LAMARTINE AND HIS FRIENDS.
did not know his unconsciousness of self, too apparent sometimes, would have suspected a rivalry between them.
" Entre nous, " said he, " Chateaubriand has done more evil than good to his age. The superstitions and mummeries of Catholicism, stifled by the great breath of the Revolution, and fallen into their own dust, are raised again by some sort of phantasmagory of color, in his " Genie du Christianisme. " "The newly-placed idols will retard the march of reason, by the genuflexions they will demand, and by their height, will hide the face of God.
What to read after Lamartine And His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierre Henri De Lacretelle to read onlineMoreLess
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