A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2
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[Sidenote: _Germaine. _] _Germaine_, which has been (speaking under correction) a much lesspopular book than either _Le Roi des Montagnes_ or _Tolla_, is perhapsbetter than either. Except for a very few pages, it does not attempt thesomewhat cackling irony of the Greek book; and though it ends with onefailure of a murder, one accomplished ditto, and two more deaths of noordinary kind, it does not even attempt, as the Italian one does, realtragedy. But it has a fairly well-knit plot, some attemp...t at character, sufficient change of incident and scene, and hardly any _longueurs_. Even the hinge of the whole, though it presents certain improbabilities, is not of the brittle and creaking kind reprobated in that of _Tolla_.
A Neapolitan-Spanish Count of Villanera, whose second title is "Marquisof the Mounts of Iron, " possessed also not only of the bluest ofblood, but of mountains of gold, has fallen in love, after anhonour-in-dishonour fashion, with the grass-widow of a French navalcaptain, Honorine Chermidy, and has had a child by her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Sidenote: _Germaine. _] _Germaine_, which has been (speaking under correction) a much lesspopular book than either _Le Roi des Montagnes_ or _Tolla_, is perhapsbetter than either. Except for a very few pages, it does not attempt thesomewhat cackling irony of the Greek book; and though it ends with onefailure of a murder, one accomplished ditto, and two more deaths of noordinary kind, it does not even attempt, as the Italian one does, realtragedy. But it has a fairly well-knit plot, some attemp...t at character, sufficient change of incident and scene, and hardly any _longueurs_. Even the hinge of the whole, though it presents certain improbabilities, is not of the brittle and creaking kind reprobated in that of _Tolla_.
A Neapolitan-Spanish Count of Villanera, whose second title is "Marquisof the Mounts of Iron, " possessed also not only of the bluest ofblood, but of mountains of gold, has fallen in love, after anhonour-in-dishonour fashion, with the grass-widow of a French navalcaptain, Honorine Chermidy, and has had a child by her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saintsbury George to read onlineMoreLess
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