Rambles in Brittany
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The Emerald Coast must indeed be the para- dise for jaded literary workers, when work makes its inroads on their holiday, for it may enable them to accomplish as much as Ferdi- nand Brunetiere admitted during a recent stay at Dinard-St. Enogat: " What do I read? " said he. " These: " 1. The 240 pages which make up the Re- vue des deux Mondes every fortnight.
" 2. The manuscripts which may become fu- ture pages of the Review, and even some which may not.
" 3. Works which have not appeared in the... Review, whose authors I may find it worth while to know and cultivate.
" 4. Journals in which the Revieiv is inter- ested.
" 5. The Official Journal, from which one may always pick up something.
" 6. The other papers.
" 7. Works submitted for the approval of the French Academy.
" 8. Proof-sheets of my own works.
274 Rambles in Brittany " 9. The books necessary for the preparation of my discourses, lectures, and articles. " The puzzle is what a man like M. Brunetiere will find to do in the next world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Emerald Coast must indeed be the para- dise for jaded literary workers, when work makes its inroads on their holiday, for it may enable them to accomplish as much as Ferdi- nand Brunetiere admitted during a recent stay at Dinard-St. Enogat: " What do I read? " said he. " These: " 1. The 240 pages which make up the Re- vue des deux Mondes every fortnight.
" 2. The manuscripts which may become fu- ture pages of the Review, and even some which may not.
" 3. Works which have not appeared in the... Review, whose authors I may find it worth while to know and cultivate.
" 4. Journals in which the Revieiv is inter- ested.
" 5. The Official Journal, from which one may always pick up something.
" 6. The other papers.
" 7. Works submitted for the approval of the French Academy.
" 8. Proof-sheets of my own works.
274 Rambles in Brittany " 9. The books necessary for the preparation of my discourses, lectures, and articles. " The puzzle is what a man like M. Brunetiere will find to do in the next world.
What to read after Rambles in Brittany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Miltoun to read onlineMoreLess
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