Modeste Mignon
Modeste Mignon
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While the poet made a studied and effective entrance into the salon ofthe Chalet, La Briere slipped in behind him like a person of noaccount.
"Ha! do I see my soldier?" said Canalis, perceiving Dumay, afteraddressing a compliment to Madame Mignon, and bowing to the otherwomen. "Your anxieties are relieved, are they not?" he said, offeringhis hand effusively; "I comprehend them to their fullest extent afterseeing mademoiselle. I spoke to you of terrestrial creatures, not ofangels. " All present ...seemed by their attitudes to ask the meaning of thisspeech.
"I shall always consider it a triumph, " resumed the poet, observingthat everybody wished for an explanation, "to have stirred to mentionon of those men of iron whom Napoleon had the eye to find and make thesupporting piles on which he tried to build an empire, too colossal tobe lasting: for such structures time alone is the cement. But thistriumph--why should I be proud of it?--I count for nothing. It was thetriumph of ideas over facts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the poet made a studied and effective entrance into the salon ofthe Chalet, La Briere slipped in behind him like a person of noaccount.
"Ha! do I see my soldier?" said Canalis, perceiving Dumay, afteraddressing a compliment to Madame Mignon, and bowing to the otherwomen. "Your anxieties are relieved, are they not?" he said, offeringhis hand effusively; "I comprehend them to their fullest extent afterseeing mademoiselle. I spoke to you of terrestrial creatures, not ofangels. " All present ...seemed by their attitudes to ask the meaning of thisspeech.
"I shall always consider it a triumph, " resumed the poet, observingthat everybody wished for an explanation, "to have stirred to mentionon of those men of iron whom Napoleon had the eye to find and make thesupporting piles on which he tried to build an empire, too colossal tobe lasting: for such structures time alone is the cement. But thistriumph--why should I be proud of it?--I count for nothing. It was thetriumph of ideas over facts.
What to read after Modeste Mignon?
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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