Molire
Molire
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To an of- ficious person who spoke contemptu- ously of the Misanthrope, Racine -^ 154-^ MOLIERE said : ' It is impossible for Moliere to make a bad play. ' Boileau was Moliere's always loyal partisan. They differed on minor crit- ical points, but the full strong current of their friendship encountered no ob- stacles. Boileau, who wrought with pains and produced in small quan- tity, admired the spontaneity of Mo- liere's productive power and the pre- cision of his touch. Though younger than his ...friend he criticised freely and found Moliere always patient and amiable under such criticism. When Louis XIV asked Boileau to name the rarest of all the great writers of his century the satirist replied : 'Sire, it is Moliere. ' The King re- sponded that he did not believe it, and then added with princely good MOLIERE humor that Boileau ought to know better than he.
With the venerable Corneille the younger dramatist always maintained cordial relations in spite of the efforts made to embitter them against each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To an of- ficious person who spoke contemptu- ously of the Misanthrope, Racine -^ 154-^ MOLIERE said : ' It is impossible for Moliere to make a bad play. ' Boileau was Moliere's always loyal partisan. They differed on minor crit- ical points, but the full strong current of their friendship encountered no ob- stacles. Boileau, who wrought with pains and produced in small quan- tity, admired the spontaneity of Mo- liere's productive power and the pre- cision of his touch. Though younger than his ...friend he criticised freely and found Moliere always patient and amiable under such criticism. When Louis XIV asked Boileau to name the rarest of all the great writers of his century the satirist replied : 'Sire, it is Moliere. ' The King re- sponded that he did not believe it, and then added with princely good MOLIERE humor that Boileau ought to know better than he.
With the venerable Corneille the younger dramatist always maintained cordial relations in spite of the efforts made to embitter them against each other.
What to read after Molire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vincent Leon Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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