Landmarks in French Literature
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'Ah! je vois clair dans mon coeur!' she exclaims at the suprememoment; and the words might stand as the epitome of the art ofMarivaux. Through all the superfine convolutions of his fancies and hiscoquetries he never loses sight for a moment of the clear truth of theheart. While Marivaux, to use Voltaire's phrase for him, was 'weighing nothingsin scales of gossamer', a writer of a very different calibre was engagedupon one of the most forcible, one of the most actual, and one of thehugest compos...itions that has ever come from pen of man. The DUC DESAINT-SIMON had spent his youth and middle life in the thick of theCourt during the closing years of Louis XIV and the succeeding period ofthe Regency; and he occupied his old age with the compilation of his_M
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'Ah! je vois clair dans mon coeur!' she exclaims at the suprememoment; and the words might stand as the epitome of the art ofMarivaux. Through all the superfine convolutions of his fancies and hiscoquetries he never loses sight for a moment of the clear truth of theheart. While Marivaux, to use Voltaire's phrase for him, was 'weighing nothingsin scales of gossamer', a writer of a very different calibre was engagedupon one of the most forcible, one of the most actual, and one of thehugest compos...itions that has ever come from pen of man. The DUC DESAINT-SIMON had spent his youth and middle life in the thick of theCourt during the closing years of Louis XIV and the succeeding period ofthe Regency; and he occupied his old age with the compilation of his_M
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