Lost Illusions
Lost Illusions
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Nathan'sappearance upon the scene was the result of an overture from Merlin, who sent him a proof of the favorable review to appear in to-morrow'sissue.
"I only consented to write the attack on condition that I should beallowed to reply to it myself, " Lucien said in Nathan's ear. "I am oneof you. " This incident was opportune; it justified the remark whichamused Fulgence. Lucien was radiant.
"When d'Arthez's book comes out, " he said, turning to the three, "I amin a position to be useful to hi...m. That thought in itself would induceme to remain a journalist. " "Can you do as you like?" Michel asked quickly.
"So far as one can when one is indispensable, " said Lucien modestly.
It was almost midnight when they sat down to supper, and the fun grewfast and furious. Talk was less restrained in Lucien's house than atMatifat's, for no one suspected that the representatives of thebrotherhood and the newspaper writers held divergent opinions. Youngintellects, depraved by arguing for either side, now came intoconflict with each other, and fearful axioms of the journalisticjurisprudence, then in its infancy, hurtled to and fro.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nathan'sappearance upon the scene was the result of an overture from Merlin, who sent him a proof of the favorable review to appear in to-morrow'sissue.
"I only consented to write the attack on condition that I should beallowed to reply to it myself, " Lucien said in Nathan's ear. "I am oneof you. " This incident was opportune; it justified the remark whichamused Fulgence. Lucien was radiant.
"When d'Arthez's book comes out, " he said, turning to the three, "I amin a position to be useful to hi...m. That thought in itself would induceme to remain a journalist. " "Can you do as you like?" Michel asked quickly.
"So far as one can when one is indispensable, " said Lucien modestly.
It was almost midnight when they sat down to supper, and the fun grewfast and furious. Talk was less restrained in Lucien's house than atMatifat's, for no one suspected that the representatives of thebrotherhood and the newspaper writers held divergent opinions. Youngintellects, depraved by arguing for either side, now came intoconflict with each other, and fearful axioms of the journalisticjurisprudence, then in its infancy, hurtled to and fro.
What to read after Lost Illusions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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