The Misanthrope Corrected
The Misanthrope Corrected
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" " I!" said Blonzac, " 1 have no animosity, and I come to, like a child. " " You see, " resumed M. De Laval, " that a misan thrope is to be brought back to reason. " " Yes, " replied Alcestes, "when he regulates* his sentiments on his~own personal interest, " "Ah, sir, " said Blonzac, "do you know any one who is warm for what touches him neither nearly nor at a distance?" " Everything that concerns humanity, " replied Alcestes, " touches a good man nearly; and doubt not but there are friends e...nough of the order, to hate the evil as evil, without any respect to themselves. " " I will believe it, " replied the Gascon, " when I see any one uneasy at what passes in China; but as long as people are afflicted only at the hurt which they feel themselves, or which they may feel, I shall believe that they think ouiy of themselves, while they have the air of being taken up with the thought of others. As for me, I am sincere: I never give myself up as an advocate for the discontented. Let every one plead his own cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I!" said Blonzac, " 1 have no animosity, and I come to, like a child. " " You see, " resumed M. De Laval, " that a misan thrope is to be brought back to reason. " " Yes, " replied Alcestes, "when he regulates* his sentiments on his~own personal interest, " "Ah, sir, " said Blonzac, "do you know any one who is warm for what touches him neither nearly nor at a distance?" " Everything that concerns humanity, " replied Alcestes, " touches a good man nearly; and doubt not but there are friends e...nough of the order, to hate the evil as evil, without any respect to themselves. " " I will believe it, " replied the Gascon, " when I see any one uneasy at what passes in China; but as long as people are afflicted only at the hurt which they feel themselves, or which they may feel, I shall believe that they think ouiy of themselves, while they have the air of being taken up with the thought of others. As for me, I am sincere: I never give myself up as an advocate for the discontented. Let every one plead his own cause.
What to read after The Misanthrope Corrected?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Franois Marmontel to read onlineMoreLess
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