The French Academy
The French Academy
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It was not possible to quote Corneille in 1638 any more than it would have been possible to quote him in 1634. He had made a stir in the world with his much discussed play, but he had not yet achieved the dis- tinction of being both famous and dead.
The men whom they proposed to cite as authorities in prose were Am- yot, Montaigne, Du Vair, Desportes, Charron, Bertaut, Marion, de la Guesle, Pibrac, d'Espeisses, Arnauld, -H- IO2H- THE FRENCH ACADEMY the Catholic on d'Espagne, or as it is commonl...y called the Satire Menippte, the M'emoires of Queen Marguerite, Coeffeteau, Du Perron, Fra^ois de Sales, d'Urfe, de Moliere (a now for- gotten writer of forgotten romances), Malherbe, du Plessis-Mornay, Bardin, du Chastelet, Cardinal d'Ossat, de la Noue, de Refuge, Audiguier, and de Dampmartin.
Intelligent Frenchmen require to be told who some of these men were ; we may therefore be forgiven if cer- tain names look strange to us.
Among the poets the following were to be cited : Marot, Saint-Gelais, Ronsard, Du Bellay, Belleau, Du Bartas, Desportes, Bertaut, Du Perron, Gamier, Regnier, Malherbe, de Li- gendes, Motin, Touvant, Monfuron, FRENCH ACADEMY Theophile, Passerat, Rapin, and Sainte-Marthe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not possible to quote Corneille in 1638 any more than it would have been possible to quote him in 1634. He had made a stir in the world with his much discussed play, but he had not yet achieved the dis- tinction of being both famous and dead.
The men whom they proposed to cite as authorities in prose were Am- yot, Montaigne, Du Vair, Desportes, Charron, Bertaut, Marion, de la Guesle, Pibrac, d'Espeisses, Arnauld, -H- IO2H- THE FRENCH ACADEMY the Catholic on d'Espagne, or as it is commonl...y called the Satire Menippte, the M'emoires of Queen Marguerite, Coeffeteau, Du Perron, Fra^ois de Sales, d'Urfe, de Moliere (a now for- gotten writer of forgotten romances), Malherbe, du Plessis-Mornay, Bardin, du Chastelet, Cardinal d'Ossat, de la Noue, de Refuge, Audiguier, and de Dampmartin.
Intelligent Frenchmen require to be told who some of these men were ; we may therefore be forgiven if cer- tain names look strange to us.
Among the poets the following were to be cited : Marot, Saint-Gelais, Ronsard, Du Bellay, Belleau, Du Bartas, Desportes, Bertaut, Du Perron, Gamier, Regnier, Malherbe, de Li- gendes, Motin, Touvant, Monfuron, FRENCH ACADEMY Theophile, Passerat, Rapin, and Sainte-Marthe.
What to read after The French Academy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vincent Leon Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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