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Category : French drama
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Pages : 932
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Author: Honoré de Balzac
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Author: Honoré de Balzac
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Author: Honoré de Balzac
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Category : Bankruptcy
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Author: George Saintsbury
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Pages : 928
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Author: Honoré de Balzac
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ISBN: 9781230053882
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Pages : 308
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 edition. Excerpt: ...think what I would not do for you!" And this explains why Thuillier had drawn himself up pompously when Theodose had been so audacious as to lend him an opinion. In the arts--and Moliere, perhaps, ranked hypocrisy with the arts, by placing Tartuffe for ever among the actor-tribe--there is a pitch of perfection, above talent, which only genius can attain to. There is so faint a line between a work of genius and a work of talent that only a man of genius can appreciate the distance that divides Raphael from Correggio, Titian from Rubens. Nay, more: the vulgar are deceived; the stamp of genius is a certain appearance of facility. The work of genius, in fact, must, at first sight, look quite ordinary, so natural is it, above all things, even in the loftiest subjects. A great many peasant-women carry a baby as the famous Madonna of Dresden carries hers.--Well, and the crowning triumph of art, in a man of such ability as Theodose, is to have it said of him later: "He would have taken any one in!" Now, in Thuillier's room, he scented the dawn of contradiction; he discerned in Colleville the clear and critical insight of an unsuccessful artist. The young lawyer knew that Colleville did not like him; Colleville, as a result of various coincidences, useless to relate, had really been led to believe in the augury of anagrams. None of his anagrams had failed. He had been well laughed at in the oflice, when on being asked what the letters of Auguste Jean Francois Minard might spell, he transposed them into J'amassai une si grands fortune (I amassed such a great fortune). Minard was very poor, but ten years later the anagram was justified. Now that of Theodose was luckless. His wife's made him...
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