Portraits of Women
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The preface to the Etudes Historiques gives proof of this wider communion ; but more especially his last me- morial will comprise a portrait of Mine, de Stael, and a judgment, which will remain the noblest, as it is certainly the highest and the most worthy of her. This is, at all events, with so much that is sad, in surviving his illustrious contemporaries, one advantage for a man who is himself celebrated, if he possesses the true reverence for glory ; it enables him at leisure to crown their... image, restore their statue, and reveren- tially to solemnize their tomb. M. De Chateaubriand's touching eulogies on Mme. De Stael, his pilgrimage to Coppet in 1831, with the sympathetic friend who forms the sacred bond between the two, with' her whom nevertheless he did not accompany to the depths of that mournful sanctuary, and who, with the modest shyness of grief, desired to penetrate alone to that grave among the cypress trees, this, by the banks of that Lake of Geneva, so near the places celebrated by the author of Julie, will form in the eyes of posterity * Mme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The preface to the Etudes Historiques gives proof of this wider communion ; but more especially his last me- morial will comprise a portrait of Mine, de Stael, and a judgment, which will remain the noblest, as it is certainly the highest and the most worthy of her. This is, at all events, with so much that is sad, in surviving his illustrious contemporaries, one advantage for a man who is himself celebrated, if he possesses the true reverence for glory ; it enables him at leisure to crown their... image, restore their statue, and reveren- tially to solemnize their tomb. M. De Chateaubriand's touching eulogies on Mme. De Stael, his pilgrimage to Coppet in 1831, with the sympathetic friend who forms the sacred bond between the two, with' her whom nevertheless he did not accompany to the depths of that mournful sanctuary, and who, with the modest shyness of grief, desired to penetrate alone to that grave among the cypress trees, this, by the banks of that Lake of Geneva, so near the places celebrated by the author of Julie, will form in the eyes of posterity * Mme.
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