On Life Letters
On Life Letters
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" He describes for us peasants who desire " to pene- trate and fructify her womb, " who love her " during that warm intimacy of every hour, " and who breathe " with a thorough masculine joy the odour of her impregnation. " That is brutal rhetoric, but still it is rhetoric. Moreover, the whole book is full of well-worn episodes badly reproduced — working at night, the haymaking, the rustic feast, the harvest, the vintage, the hail, the storm — all these have been already sung by Ch£nedolle with ...a juster feeling for nature and for the peasant : the sower, whose " majestic gesture " has been shown us by Victor Hugo ; the cow going to the bull, about which M. Maurice Rollinat has written a vigorous poem. Have you by any chance read the " Praedium Rusticum " ? It is a poem in Latin verse composed 200 ON LIFE AND LETTERS in imitation of Virgil by an eighteenth-century Jesuit for his pupils. Well, M. Zola's book made me think of Father Vaniere's, because there is a certain fundamental flatness of style which is common to both.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He describes for us peasants who desire " to pene- trate and fructify her womb, " who love her " during that warm intimacy of every hour, " and who breathe " with a thorough masculine joy the odour of her impregnation. " That is brutal rhetoric, but still it is rhetoric. Moreover, the whole book is full of well-worn episodes badly reproduced — working at night, the haymaking, the rustic feast, the harvest, the vintage, the hail, the storm — all these have been already sung by Ch£nedolle with ...a juster feeling for nature and for the peasant : the sower, whose " majestic gesture " has been shown us by Victor Hugo ; the cow going to the bull, about which M. Maurice Rollinat has written a vigorous poem. Have you by any chance read the " Praedium Rusticum " ? It is a poem in Latin verse composed 200 ON LIFE AND LETTERS in imitation of Virgil by an eighteenth-century Jesuit for his pupils. Well, M. Zola's book made me think of Father Vaniere's, because there is a certain fundamental flatness of style which is common to both.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by France Anatole to read onlineMoreLess
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