New Leaves
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The other day I renewed my acquaintance with one of the few really careful studies in this direc tion. It is by Anatole France an author equipped with at least three of the necessary qualities for this task lo^ic, sympathetic imagination, and great facility and control over the means of ex- 154 RIQUET AND ANOTHER pression. It is one of his less well-known books, the collection of stories which includes that called " Riquet " a fragmentary but exquisite little narrative of the feelings of M. Ber...geret s dog during a household removal ; disappointing, as so much of this author s work is, in that it raises expectations which it does not fulfil, and is masterly only on a small scale. But at the end of the story comes a set of meditations called " Pensees de Riquet " which, simple as they seem, contain what is probably a very clear glimpse into the work ings of an intelligent canine mind. As they are probably known to comparatively few English readers, I offer a translation of them. The ex treme simplicity both of the ideas and of the language in which they are conveyed will be noticed ; there are no metaphors or similes ; the word " fetich " is used simply as a description of the sacred articles of furniture in the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other day I renewed my acquaintance with one of the few really careful studies in this direc tion. It is by Anatole France an author equipped with at least three of the necessary qualities for this task lo^ic, sympathetic imagination, and great facility and control over the means of ex- 154 RIQUET AND ANOTHER pression. It is one of his less well-known books, the collection of stories which includes that called " Riquet " a fragmentary but exquisite little narrative of the feelings of M. Ber...geret s dog during a household removal ; disappointing, as so much of this author s work is, in that it raises expectations which it does not fulfil, and is masterly only on a small scale. But at the end of the story comes a set of meditations called " Pensees de Riquet " which, simple as they seem, contain what is probably a very clear glimpse into the work ings of an intelligent canine mind. As they are probably known to comparatively few English readers, I offer a translation of them. The ex treme simplicity both of the ideas and of the language in which they are conveyed will be noticed ; there are no metaphors or similes ; the word " fetich " is used simply as a description of the sacred articles of furniture in the house.
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