The North American Review volume 91
The North American Review volume 91
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Sainte-Beuve's book leads us at once far beyond, to the contemplation of that society which best contrasts with the actually existing -society of France. Most of our readers probably know that in the earlier years of Louis XIY. The monastery of Port Royal des Champs, in the valley of Chev- reuse, was a spot to the close neighborhood of which those retired who most had turned in disappointment from the vain, empty glories of the world and of the court. Port Royal was as famous for the solidity o...f its penance-doing, as Versailles for the solidity of its splendor ; they were not far asunder, and to a certain degree were complements of each I860. ] UGO FOSCOLO. 213 other. If Racine had shown himself the weak slave of vanity and self-seeking during his secular career, he was really an humble Christian when he retired to Port Royal and the Jan- senist doctors ; and if Madame de Longueville had gratified both passion and pride at the expense of principle while shining on the world's stage, under the severe rule of the Jansenist confessor, M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sainte-Beuve's book leads us at once far beyond, to the contemplation of that society which best contrasts with the actually existing -society of France. Most of our readers probably know that in the earlier years of Louis XIY. The monastery of Port Royal des Champs, in the valley of Chev- reuse, was a spot to the close neighborhood of which those retired who most had turned in disappointment from the vain, empty glories of the world and of the court. Port Royal was as famous for the solidity o...f its penance-doing, as Versailles for the solidity of its splendor ; they were not far asunder, and to a certain degree were complements of each I860. ] UGO FOSCOLO. 213 other. If Racine had shown himself the weak slave of vanity and self-seeking during his secular career, he was really an humble Christian when he retired to Port Royal and the Jan- senist doctors ; and if Madame de Longueville had gratified both passion and pride at the expense of principle while shining on the world's stage, under the severe rule of the Jansenist confessor, M.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J E a Joseph Edward Adams Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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