The French Ideal
The French Ideal
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... II a un caractere d'esprit court et subalterne. " Who knows? Perhaps he considered Mentor "un esprit chimerique. " Telemaque was not written for the public. It was a series of lessons, composed to familiarise petit- Prince with the personages of Homer and Virgil; to instil into him the sense of antiquity, and at the same time to teach him the whole duty of a king. This vade-mecum of a Crown Prince suddenly became the novel of the hour, was acclaimed by Europe, and earned its author, with so... much glory, a disgrace far deeper, far more personal, than that 188 THE FRENCH IDEAL which resulted from the condemnation of the Pope. The faithlessness of a secretary, to whom the rough sheets had been entrusted for transcription, gave Telemaque to the press. The book, which was written for a school-boy, is now again a school-book such is the fate of the classics. But Telemaque when it appeared had a very different sort of fame a prodigious, notorious success the success of a pamphlet or a satire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
... II a un caractere d'esprit court et subalterne. " Who knows? Perhaps he considered Mentor "un esprit chimerique. " Telemaque was not written for the public. It was a series of lessons, composed to familiarise petit- Prince with the personages of Homer and Virgil; to instil into him the sense of antiquity, and at the same time to teach him the whole duty of a king. This vade-mecum of a Crown Prince suddenly became the novel of the hour, was acclaimed by Europe, and earned its author, with so... much glory, a disgrace far deeper, far more personal, than that 188 THE FRENCH IDEAL which resulted from the condemnation of the Pope. The faithlessness of a secretary, to whom the rough sheets had been entrusted for transcription, gave Telemaque to the press. The book, which was written for a school-boy, is now again a school-book such is the fate of the classics. But Telemaque when it appeared had a very different sort of fame a prodigious, notorious success the success of a pamphlet or a satire.
What to read after The French Ideal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Mary F Agnes Mary Frances Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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