The Pocket Magazine
The Pocket Magazine
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Which near ^uch evil should the brighter shine, ■ Alas ! the number is by far too few To swell their praise into another line ; His vice was all despotic, and, like flame.
Too rapidly consumed whate'er beside it came.
• - n2 H.S.
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C'est id que la mori et la verite ElevcDt leurs flambeaux terriblet C'est de cette demeure, au monde inaccessibtei due 1*00 passe a I'eternlte.
Among the most elegant and accomplished in the reign of Lewis XIV. was the Marqais D'i^...trees. His merit had procured for him a high poet at court, which he honouriU>lv filled. By relieving the oppressed, and succouring the needy, he became conspicuous for his noble and generous soul, and was generally beloved or envied according to the hearts of his admirers. It may naturally be supposed that, enjoying such a high situation, he would not want many nominal friends, but among the few that respected him for his virtues alone was the Chevalier Raviller. A sinularity of disposi- tion and unity of sentiment had created and perfected the most ardent friendship between thenu Though moving amidst all the splendour and gallantiT of the gayest and most refined court in Europe, their culti- vated minds sought other enjoyments dian in its in- trigues, and in each other's society found that fetieity , which minds enlivened by virtue and friendship can alone enjoy ; until a fortnitOQS event had nearly sepa- rated them for ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which near ^uch evil should the brighter shine, ■ Alas ! the number is by far too few To swell their praise into another line ; His vice was all despotic, and, like flame.
Too rapidly consumed whate'er beside it came.
• - n2 H.S.
,y Google THE MONASTERY OF LA TRAFPE.
C'est id que la mori et la verite ElevcDt leurs flambeaux terriblet C'est de cette demeure, au monde inaccessibtei due 1*00 passe a I'eternlte.
Among the most elegant and accomplished in the reign of Lewis XIV. was the Marqais D'i^...trees. His merit had procured for him a high poet at court, which he honouriU>lv filled. By relieving the oppressed, and succouring the needy, he became conspicuous for his noble and generous soul, and was generally beloved or envied according to the hearts of his admirers. It may naturally be supposed that, enjoying such a high situation, he would not want many nominal friends, but among the few that respected him for his virtues alone was the Chevalier Raviller. A sinularity of disposi- tion and unity of sentiment had created and perfected the most ardent friendship between thenu Though moving amidst all the splendour and gallantiT of the gayest and most refined court in Europe, their culti- vated minds sought other enjoyments dian in its in- trigues, and in each other's society found that fetieity , which minds enlivened by virtue and friendship can alone enjoy ; until a fortnitOQS event had nearly sepa- rated them for ever.
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