Paul Verlaine His Life His Work
Paul Verlaine His Life His Work
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I enclose a new poem. Is it promising ? "Of French here I have only seen Rdgamey very jolly. Perhaps I shall take on Vermersch's old room, he has just married, the idiot ! I hope to see all the bons bougres soon. " Other letters of the same period continue his impressions of England. " I have seen the wax -works . . . And the more than regal enthronement of the Lord Mayor ; excite- ment everywhere, trumpets, bands, flags, shouting, and hurrahing. " I take advantage of this letter to curse, as I... must, the abominable ' ox tail soup ! ' Fi, the horror ! There is also * coffee plain, per cup, ' a ghastly mixture of dried chicory and milk ! Most horrible ! LONDON SKETCHES 245 And the gin! Extract of sewage. The fish is horrible ; sole, mackerel, whiting, etc. , . .. All soft, sticky, and flabby. They give you fried sole with a piece of lemon, as large as a duck's heart ; meat, vegetables, fruit, all good, but too dear. Warm beer. The English drinking establishments, properly speaking, merit the description, 'outside it is fine, but inside it is poor' (refrain from an operetta).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I enclose a new poem. Is it promising ? "Of French here I have only seen Rdgamey very jolly. Perhaps I shall take on Vermersch's old room, he has just married, the idiot ! I hope to see all the bons bougres soon. " Other letters of the same period continue his impressions of England. " I have seen the wax -works . . . And the more than regal enthronement of the Lord Mayor ; excite- ment everywhere, trumpets, bands, flags, shouting, and hurrahing. " I take advantage of this letter to curse, as I... must, the abominable ' ox tail soup ! ' Fi, the horror ! There is also * coffee plain, per cup, ' a ghastly mixture of dried chicory and milk ! Most horrible ! LONDON SKETCHES 245 And the gin! Extract of sewage. The fish is horrible ; sole, mackerel, whiting, etc. , . .. All soft, sticky, and flabby. They give you fried sole with a piece of lemon, as large as a duck's heart ; meat, vegetables, fruit, all good, but too dear. Warm beer. The English drinking establishments, properly speaking, merit the description, 'outside it is fine, but inside it is poor' (refrain from an operetta).
What to read after Paul Verlaine His Life His Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmond Adolphe De Bouhelier Lepelletier to read onlineMoreLess
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