Madame Rcamier And Her Friends
Madame Rcamier And Her Friends
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Jcdie. '' AND THE ABBA YE-A UX-BOIS. 185 like yours there is room for every thing ; it is so rare a thing with us to find the poetical faculty combined with original thought.
" I do not know whether you ever think where you are of our unhappy literature. I imagine that upon your return you will find that it has come down a peg or two. Every thing still combines to keep up an interest in history ; we must cling to that as to an ark of safety.
"I am looking forward impatiently to discussing Niebu...hr with you. Shall we never have a good trans- lation of his book ? Sautelet has told me most astonish- ing things about it. I am all the more impatient as I seem to be for ever debarred from giving ray attention to the original sources of ancient history. I have been devoting myself, amid the constant distractions of my social and official life, to the Middle Ages. I shall con- tinue to pursue my labors in that direction.^ " Oh that I could, like you, read High German ! Oh that I could feast upon the Niebelungen, which, liow- ever, I find a little too northern for my taste !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jcdie. '' AND THE ABBA YE-A UX-BOIS. 185 like yours there is room for every thing ; it is so rare a thing with us to find the poetical faculty combined with original thought.
" I do not know whether you ever think where you are of our unhappy literature. I imagine that upon your return you will find that it has come down a peg or two. Every thing still combines to keep up an interest in history ; we must cling to that as to an ark of safety.
"I am looking forward impatiently to discussing Niebu...hr with you. Shall we never have a good trans- lation of his book ? Sautelet has told me most astonish- ing things about it. I am all the more impatient as I seem to be for ever debarred from giving ray attention to the original sources of ancient history. I have been devoting myself, amid the constant distractions of my social and official life, to the Middle Ages. I shall con- tinue to pursue my labors in that direction.^ " Oh that I could, like you, read High German ! Oh that I could feast upon the Niebelungen, which, liow- ever, I find a little too northern for my taste !
What to read after Madame Rcamier And Her Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelie Cyvoct Lenormant to read onlineMoreLess
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