The Parisians — volume 04
The Parisians — volume 04
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P. S. --I have now fully made up my mind to renounce all thought of thestage.
FROM MADAME DE GRANTMESNIL TOISAURA CICOGNA.
MY DEAR CHILD, --how your mind has grown since you left me, the sanguineand aspiring votary of an art which, of all arts, brings the mostimmediate reward to a successful cultivator, and is in itself so divinein its immediate effects upon human souls! Who shall say what may be theafter-results of those effects which the waiters on posterity presume todespise because they are... immediate? A dull man, to whose mind a ray ofthat vague starlight undetected in the atmosphere of workday life hasnever yet travelled; to whom the philosopher, the preacher, the poetappeal in vain, --nay, to whom the conceptions of the grandest master ofinstrumental music are incomprehensible; to whom Beethoven unlocks noportal in heaven; to whom Rossini has no mysteries on earth unsolved bythe critics of the pit, --suddenly hears the human voice of the humansinger, and at the sound of that voice the walls which enclosed him fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. S. --I have now fully made up my mind to renounce all thought of thestage.
FROM MADAME DE GRANTMESNIL TOISAURA CICOGNA.
MY DEAR CHILD, --how your mind has grown since you left me, the sanguineand aspiring votary of an art which, of all arts, brings the mostimmediate reward to a successful cultivator, and is in itself so divinein its immediate effects upon human souls! Who shall say what may be theafter-results of those effects which the waiters on posterity presume todespise because they are... immediate? A dull man, to whose mind a ray ofthat vague starlight undetected in the atmosphere of workday life hasnever yet travelled; to whom the philosopher, the preacher, the poetappeal in vain, --nay, to whom the conceptions of the grandest master ofinstrumental music are incomprehensible; to whom Beethoven unlocks noportal in heaven; to whom Rossini has no mysteries on earth unsolved bythe critics of the pit, --suddenly hears the human voice of the humansinger, and at the sound of that voice the walls which enclosed him fall.
What to read after The Parisians — volume 04?
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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