The Harvard Classics, Volumen32Charles William Eliot P. F. Collier & son, 1910 |
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... Molière , Pascal , and the eminent men of his age , Boileau , one of the first , included . Kindly La Fontaine , taking part in the dispute in behalf of the learned Huet , did not perceive that , in spite of his defects , he was in his ...
... Molière , Pascal , and the eminent men of his age , Boileau , one of the first , included . Kindly La Fontaine , taking part in the dispute in behalf of the learned Huet , did not perceive that , in spite of his defects , he was in his ...
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... Molière there , the fullest and most complete poetic genius we have ever had in France . Goethe , the king of critics , said : - " Molière is so great that he astonishes us afresh every time we read him . He is a man apart ; his plays ...
... Molière there , the fullest and most complete poetic genius we have ever had in France . Goethe , the king of critics , said : - " Molière is so great that he astonishes us afresh every time we read him . He is a man apart ; his plays ...
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... Molière , just as from time to time I contemplate some en- graving after the great Italian masters . " I do not conceal from myself that the definition of the classic I have just given somewhat exceeds the notion usually ascribed to the ...
... Molière , just as from time to time I contemplate some en- graving after the great Italian masters . " I do not conceal from myself that the definition of the classic I have just given somewhat exceeds the notion usually ascribed to the ...
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... Molière and La Fontaine among her classics of the great period , nothing could justly be refused to those who possessed courage and ability . The important point now seems to me to be to uphold , while extending , the idea and belief ...
... Molière and La Fontaine among her classics of the great period , nothing could justly be refused to those who possessed courage and ability . The important point now seems to me to be to uphold , while extending , the idea and belief ...
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... Molière ; he was then applauded far more than he was esteemed ; men took delight in him without understanding his worth . After him , La Fontaine seemed the least classical : observe after two centuries what is the result for both . Far ...
... Molière ; he was then applauded far more than he was esteemed ; men took delight in him without understanding his worth . After him , La Fontaine seemed the least classical : observe after two centuries what is the result for both . Far ...
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