The Study of History in Germany And France
The Study of History in Germany And France
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An officer, with an attendance- book, goes his rounds to take the signatures, and then submits his book to the professor. The lecture lasts an hour and a half quite long enough ; but there are never more than three days in the week required, or more than two lectures in the same day. The director who succeeds Jules Quicherat, M. Paul Meyer, has charge of the course in romance dialects. He is a man of fine presence and of stern and distinguished bearing. He delivers his lecture in half voice, bu...t the lightest whisper could be heard. The lecture I attended had for its subject the most ancient known fragments of the romance tongues. After a very interesting introduction, M. Meyer distributed numerous fac-similes of the famous oaths of Strasburg, made the pupils decipher them, and commented upon them with the learning and authority that distinguish him. He discussed the conjectures already made and presented a new one. He 257] History at Paris. 63 examined also the styles of the writing. The whole lecture was pervaded with an elegant dignity but with a cool indiffer- ence, quite English.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An officer, with an attendance- book, goes his rounds to take the signatures, and then submits his book to the professor. The lecture lasts an hour and a half quite long enough ; but there are never more than three days in the week required, or more than two lectures in the same day. The director who succeeds Jules Quicherat, M. Paul Meyer, has charge of the course in romance dialects. He is a man of fine presence and of stern and distinguished bearing. He delivers his lecture in half voice, bu...t the lightest whisper could be heard. The lecture I attended had for its subject the most ancient known fragments of the romance tongues. After a very interesting introduction, M. Meyer distributed numerous fac-similes of the famous oaths of Strasburg, made the pupils decipher them, and commented upon them with the learning and authority that distinguish him. He discussed the conjectures already made and presented a new one. He 257] History at Paris. 63 examined also the styles of the writing. The whole lecture was pervaded with an elegant dignity but with a cool indiffer- ence, quite English.
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