The Preacher And the King Or Bourdaloue in the Court of Louis Xiv Being An Ac
The Preacher And the King Or Bourdaloue in the Court of Louis Xiv Being An Ac
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- 1 The applause is unanimous.
No one applauded the orator, for he was alone ; but he him- self applauded ; he was more and more astonished, more and more struck.
We have not this passage. It was not found among Bour- dahue's papers, and the sermon has come down to posterity with 188 THE PREACHER the pages which the author tore out. Why for the sake of his honor were they not lost !
" That is it, " he at length exclaimed ; " that is it ! I shall leave out nothing, I shall add nothing. They may ...say what they will. What a pity that the author should be a But who will know that, after all ? And if it is well received, if it touches the king's conscience " He stopped, and became thoughtful.
" If it touches the king's conscience, " he said to himself, " it will do me much credit ; much credit for a courage, which I shall not have had of my own accord ; much credit for an elo- quence which is not my own. And what is to be done, however 1 Bah ! God will provide. I will go on, at all events. " And, leaving the paper, he began to repeat the first lines by heart, then the following, then more still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- 1 The applause is unanimous.
No one applauded the orator, for he was alone ; but he him- self applauded ; he was more and more astonished, more and more struck.
We have not this passage. It was not found among Bour- dahue's papers, and the sermon has come down to posterity with 188 THE PREACHER the pages which the author tore out. Why for the sake of his honor were they not lost !
" That is it, " he at length exclaimed ; " that is it ! I shall leave out nothing, I shall add nothing. They may ...say what they will. What a pity that the author should be a But who will know that, after all ? And if it is well received, if it touches the king's conscience " He stopped, and became thoughtful.
" If it touches the king's conscience, " he said to himself, " it will do me much credit ; much credit for a courage, which I shall not have had of my own accord ; much credit for an elo- quence which is not my own. And what is to be done, however 1 Bah ! God will provide. I will go on, at all events. " And, leaving the paper, he began to repeat the first lines by heart, then the following, then more still.
What to read after The Preacher And the King Or Bourdaloue in the Court of Louis Xiv Being An Ac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flix Bungener to read onlineMoreLess
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