French Classics
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共 29 段- The eighteenth century was an age of universal reaction in F
- The foregoing is one of the most celebrated passages of desc
- By the means of a little Pantagruelism (which, you know, is
- Montaigne was too intensely an egotist, in his character as
- Every thing has been said; and one comes too late, after mor
- Moliere's comedy is by no means mere farce. Farces he wrote,
- _Per._ The malice of evil-disposed persons is very great.
- "They have not put every thing into the prayers that one may
- I was at Versailles last Saturday with the Villarses.... At
- For all this, however, our readers would hardly relish "The
- Our readers may, if they please, refresh their recollection
- No scandal of any sort attaches to the reputation of Louis B
- What is there wanting in such eloquence as the foregoing? Wh
- The secret of such popularity did not lie simply in the lite
- Le Sage was a fruitful father of literary product, but it is
- It ought to be added that "Gil Blas," as in local color and
- Again, as among these nations the officer derives his positi
- "I have heard a great talk of the Senator Pococurante, who l
- Such were the authors of my being. Of all the gifts Heaven h
- Readers have now had an opportunity to judge for themselves,
- The body of Paul was placed by the side of Virginia, at the
- Voltaire so well perceived the influence that metaphysics ex
- The proportionately small space in these pages that, in here
- And now I am at home alone. 'Tis night.
- The Rose said, "In the shade
- Two opinions found expression when the Sermons of Bossuet we
- "Look where we are; is it not sublime, and can you think of
- Madame Swetchine was a woman of wealth and of leisure so-cal
- PASCAL, Blaise (1623-1662), 10, 16, 17, 43, 52, 54, 65, 91-1