The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-07-09
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spondrhc' OF hAroh pflhhl, eulteu by NJ.
Maurice TourncuNi the memoirs of the actor
Samson Of the ComGlic Franchise to say moth
inc Of the political memoirs Of Mcttcrnich and
the memoir of VI. Rothan on tho Luxembourg
affair. Hero indeed is food for the curious
Here indeed arc bushels Of those little facts
that constitute real. living history. and that
SNOW liz h'tpo9 ana h'I ho' IN lholr SUNDAY
best but in their everyday attire.
Inc A"IVuis 10 Souiches BoSslns at length
about the days OF Louis XIV. lie seems to take
rank between Dnngoau, who was too indu'gpnt
and Saint Simon who was foo bi,tor He ,,i,,cs
"'I Nv So W.,
of the court and Of the town Of Paris two hun
dried wears nro tho tournaments tro oo.
rouSa,S' vac "hhour7 tne lawsuits Inc manners
in short. Partisan life In 1882.
The second volume of George Sands CORE
spondence contains many letters that are elo-
iuent, admirable, aud sometimes even witty
still after reading them orr npnetitn IL rather
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irritatcd than satisfied In the FIRST volume the
rcynit ",,1ns 1'ea TerS "'t. ong''oh nnu
Gnd tGia revo UV Hos, 'naS Sv,omn TUu i
W. I'M" 'hls Te'oiI become career ana moIil-
fled by habit. The correspondence is in
tcrcstin. beyond doubt only tbero Ia too much
Of it. Perhaps tho best letters arr those writ
ton to the Countess Marie dAgoult Daniel
STERN. to whom George sand pours out her
Sums s9 np Sdf Sarae and ns 1886 and
To throw ones self into the bosom Of mother Nature
70 nkc %anrg really for mother and for sister 70 re
sp .si Ns3 70 'os' "9s'maity TIE rrqHd
with the H.GrtGnate 10 wcSS win tIs icr NT or h
S iSE n '' o GGs"' Si ,1" nSf G !r
e's to fm % n ant M to ,gnGrats that
81" ia 6ricT !" rs,aaTs the Tig HTay c aH'!
sriS rSytys The dyinc in:atiomSti The rtsto
WbiIe sho VINO rru %, ct i,,o. c,.,o,,.o c.,
lei strange life in in her country Romse S Eta a
clatre. at least according to her own account.
slG s'.il1 out I at of!s &c, on July morning
bmtterH w u nfHh Nom ana pg ne,u running inter
pGMeLrd IVY inc neat that she enters the river
i m,t @ ~ nii. atier tnls strange pain
y"ltt h'I MeH uhtl .He sun mas dried her
So1b IN IL * ieihs on tnreG or Jour such
,io ~ t t VI u rulii"haIe can walk
Int.e of iour ieaSucs on 1907 IN thirty degrees
OF heat sho writes to Daniel Stern. And
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~ Wv ,ues VI, i thloW M sci Town on ths
- :, li,s,a S IN, uIt VI tne Mator anu
ali the cSmfort Of primitiye lifsI Anntber aay
sho writes to List: l am happy and stupid
but frame pictures collect butterflies fatipiie
tnsnin f a. nS narsHiisn, teIi iniry tales
scrIItmr ,Ics isn ~" I'm WIZ VIE oi tn1
OF tobacco, through an opaque crust OF i'm
becility nndboatitude TO tho pitable. faceti6ms,
or political speeches Of my twelve friends who
are all more u, stupid than myself" In ls4l she
W WHITES 10 Il lhuy irienu; nave mad all my
have passed in walking With Pauline Vinrd9St
and piaying billiards ;and all that has 50 inter
lis tbHt at n,bt instnod ~ wor n ana tmEy hap
go to sleep stupidity over each line. 1t is a pain
hndadi With ne Te ySa ea be an he ee
sen always mat can waEen myself up with
oinvs 9n no ctiHarettes go as TO ilhlSh my task
Write eW te B anh G EN- De 6f to
become opium for me and tobacco stupeiies.
The letters contained in The pr9sSnt voiI,pe
@ ZEN 80 are Lsz AT@s Ss2se S@nf
iL binnt Ma tS and Daniel Stern still
from H., tnrnst ~ III" ns ~ he G"mriuuta
whom i, i ndregsa ,' mrin 0t t t person 70
trayerse by the letters in the frescnt volm nmt
George Sand appears to have led the Same emo
tional almost hysterical life. and to have re-
tanned the same strange, irregular habits inii-
Gated hy the passages have Iuotcd above pas
alcns which are constantly recurring in these
letters. Her opinions on society are summed
up in those few lines in II letter to II lady who
had asked her adj yirn about Inurrvinr,,
~ ' "o2"a in"i' sinE
az VI % pI"'tl,l 'ht'',s"NHN 70 me "nlN
uti'II' ~ rs ui1ilE I"lNhlotS lh" conclusion 81
"n i .ar reverence to one Etrra maxin-tn chang"
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H. w 70 INC n"i' hrsi1r Disorder; ami anon-
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RS y s I' p aI %! ac , OF a 9S or
tr or dpirou or prcjacc The Woman Won n'''" IN
giving hcfs.It to man. ia necessarily either
enchnnsi or euIraGe Now, YOU ASK me whether YOU
st V voc he y .b Tyo All 'r"Ts am
piaso ~" hnirlfes. Sf Woman sin rnpy tha, I'm