The Parisians — Complete
The Parisians — Complete
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Beware of those artistic sympathies which you sotouchingly confess; beware how, in the great events of life, you allowfancy to misguide your reason. In choosing friends on whom to rely, separate the artist from the human being. Judge of the human being forwhat it is in itself. Do not worship the face on the waters, blind tothe image on the rock. In one word, never see in an artist like a M. Rameau the human being to whom you could intrust the destinies of yourlife. Pardon me, pardon me; we may ...meet little hereafter, but you area creature so utterly new to me, so wholly unlike any woman I have everbefore encountered and admired, and to me seem endowed with such wealthof mind and soul, exposed to such hazard, that--that--" again he paused, and his voice trembled as he concluded--"that it would be a deep sorrowto me if, perhaps years hence, I should have to say, 'Alas'! by whatmistake has that wealth been wasted!'" While they had thus conversed, mechanically they had turned away fromthe house, and were again standing before the arbour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beware of those artistic sympathies which you sotouchingly confess; beware how, in the great events of life, you allowfancy to misguide your reason. In choosing friends on whom to rely, separate the artist from the human being. Judge of the human being forwhat it is in itself. Do not worship the face on the waters, blind tothe image on the rock. In one word, never see in an artist like a M. Rameau the human being to whom you could intrust the destinies of yourlife. Pardon me, pardon me; we may ...meet little hereafter, but you area creature so utterly new to me, so wholly unlike any woman I have everbefore encountered and admired, and to me seem endowed with such wealthof mind and soul, exposed to such hazard, that--that--" again he paused, and his voice trembled as he concluded--"that it would be a deep sorrowto me if, perhaps years hence, I should have to say, 'Alas'! by whatmistake has that wealth been wasted!'" While they had thus conversed, mechanically they had turned away fromthe house, and were again standing before the arbour.
What to read after The Parisians — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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