Order And Progress
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' II a raison. ' ^ The sternest republican must be staggered when he dwells on the air of high-toned manliness, on that fine spiritual dignity which beneath the sunshine of the crown flows upwards like a sap into the fibres of the intellectual world. What Athenian nights ! what Attic salt mixed with what Spartan pride ! How the grace of the courtier but stimulates the genius of the man ! Artist, critic, poet, are transfigured into loftier forms, and make a truly royal chorus singing one hymn — ...Que son merite est extreme ! Que de graces ! que de grandeur ; Ah ! combien Monseigneur Doit etre content de Ini-meme ! — Zadig.
It is reported, likewise, that monarchy refines the 1 * Le diner dura trois heures : des qu'il ouvrit la bouche pour paiier, le premier chambellan dit: II aura raison. A peine eut-il prononce quatre paroles que le second chambellan s'^cria : II a raison. Les deux autres chambellans firent de grands Eclats de rire des bons mots qu'il avait dits ou qu'il avait du dire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' II a raison. ' ^ The sternest republican must be staggered when he dwells on the air of high-toned manliness, on that fine spiritual dignity which beneath the sunshine of the crown flows upwards like a sap into the fibres of the intellectual world. What Athenian nights ! what Attic salt mixed with what Spartan pride ! How the grace of the courtier but stimulates the genius of the man ! Artist, critic, poet, are transfigured into loftier forms, and make a truly royal chorus singing one hymn — ...Que son merite est extreme ! Que de graces ! que de grandeur ; Ah ! combien Monseigneur Doit etre content de Ini-meme ! — Zadig.
It is reported, likewise, that monarchy refines the 1 * Le diner dura trois heures : des qu'il ouvrit la bouche pour paiier, le premier chambellan dit: II aura raison. A peine eut-il prononce quatre paroles que le second chambellan s'^cria : II a raison. Les deux autres chambellans firent de grands Eclats de rire des bons mots qu'il avait dits ou qu'il avait du dire.
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