Ernest Renan
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250 SOCIAL LIFE mockery that greeted his remark, "I admire Jesus complete- ly" (July 20, 1863), he stayed away and had to he coaxed back by Sainte-Beuve.*^ The Goneourt Journal repeats only what was sensational, sexual or scandalous, causing Taine to remark : " If we had exchanged nothing but such platitudes, neither my friends nor I would have attended beyond a sec- ond time.'"' Undoubtedly there was much good talk, and Kenan's part, even in the scrappy Goneourt account, is al- ways serious an...d elevated.
After his return from Syria, Renan became associated with the circle of the dissipated and erratic, but highly in- telligent Prince Napoleon (Plon-Plon) .°* He was further in 1862 presented by Sainte-Beuve to the Princess MatUde at Saint-Gratien (August 7)," where he was already much appreciated,®^ as any one praised by the great critic was sure to be. Renan frequented also the happy-go-lucky salon of the lively Mme. Mohl (rue du Bac), where all sorts of eminent political and philosophical opposites rubbed el- bows.'' At the more dignified house of Bdouard Bertin (rue "Letter, September 19, 1863.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
250 SOCIAL LIFE mockery that greeted his remark, "I admire Jesus complete- ly" (July 20, 1863), he stayed away and had to he coaxed back by Sainte-Beuve.*^ The Goneourt Journal repeats only what was sensational, sexual or scandalous, causing Taine to remark : " If we had exchanged nothing but such platitudes, neither my friends nor I would have attended beyond a sec- ond time.'"' Undoubtedly there was much good talk, and Kenan's part, even in the scrappy Goneourt account, is al- ways serious an...d elevated.
After his return from Syria, Renan became associated with the circle of the dissipated and erratic, but highly in- telligent Prince Napoleon (Plon-Plon) .°* He was further in 1862 presented by Sainte-Beuve to the Princess MatUde at Saint-Gratien (August 7)," where he was already much appreciated,®^ as any one praised by the great critic was sure to be. Renan frequented also the happy-go-lucky salon of the lively Mme. Mohl (rue du Bac), where all sorts of eminent political and philosophical opposites rubbed el- bows.'' At the more dignified house of Bdouard Bertin (rue "Letter, September 19, 1863.
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