Classic French
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共 19 段- The eighteenth century was an age of universal reaction in F
- Of the life of Francois Rabelais the man, these few facts wi
- The truth seems to us to be, that Rabelais's supreme taste,
- Montaigne seems really to have loved this friend of his, who
- Matches of eloquence are made at the very foot of the altar,
- Young Poquelin's bent, early encouraged by seeing plays and
- LOY. Yes, sir; if you please. The house incontestably belong
- I have been asked why I employed a pleasant, jocose, and div
- So you were struck with the expression of Madame de la Fayet
- But Severus on his part emulates the nobleness of the woman
- First, in specimen of the choral feature of the drama, we co
- We begin our citations from Bourdaloue with an extract from
- If Bossuet is to Frenchmen a synonym for sublimity, no less
- Telemachus observed the countenance of these criminals to be
- As to Montesquieu the man, it is perhaps sufficient to say t
- And we, we who are neither atheists nor deists--let us not d
- Rousseau's filial regard for his father was peculiar. It did
- What prepossession, what blindness, must it be to compare th
- Recamier (r[=a]-kae-me-[=a]'), Madame (1777-1849), 11.