The Orators of France
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The writer is account- able but for his intellect. The orator is held responsible for his figure. ?
M. Sauzet is somewhat effeminate and negligent 'in his personal habits. He is not muscular nor well set. His complexion is fair and slightly colored ; his countenance is open, and his blue eyes are full of sweetness. He is a mix- ture of the man and the woman.
Simple, easily led, not sufficiently bearded and tempered with vigor for great effort. A good sort of man, and who must be put to bed by h...is wife, if he is married, and by the servant, if he is not.
M. Sauzet fidgets and waddles about like a child, so that it is impossible to seize his outline, and it will be necessary to wait till the perfected daguerreotype come to my aid to keep him quiet, at least for a moment, in the field of the came- ra-obscura. And then M. Sauzet too would perhaps like — they have all this failing — that I should make him a Demos- thenes. But it is not my fault, no more is it yours, reader, if the Demosthenes of the city of Canuts does not resemble completely the Demosthenes of the city of Minerva.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The writer is account- able but for his intellect. The orator is held responsible for his figure. ?
M. Sauzet is somewhat effeminate and negligent 'in his personal habits. He is not muscular nor well set. His complexion is fair and slightly colored ; his countenance is open, and his blue eyes are full of sweetness. He is a mix- ture of the man and the woman.
Simple, easily led, not sufficiently bearded and tempered with vigor for great effort. A good sort of man, and who must be put to bed by h...is wife, if he is married, and by the servant, if he is not.
M. Sauzet fidgets and waddles about like a child, so that it is impossible to seize his outline, and it will be necessary to wait till the perfected daguerreotype come to my aid to keep him quiet, at least for a moment, in the field of the came- ra-obscura. And then M. Sauzet too would perhaps like — they have all this failing — that I should make him a Demos- thenes. But it is not my fault, no more is it yours, reader, if the Demosthenes of the city of Canuts does not resemble completely the Demosthenes of the city of Minerva.
What to read after The Orators of France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joel Tyler Headley to read onlineMoreLess
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