The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

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W ,ySes Of s pfahe a Young man
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ts ayp p1 s 81 ths Ffanes Gs
type Of the aa ns ssted
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ap G1 had It ths sn OF this Expected
to b aSIs e pSodSss ~ IT, means s much %S;s
ntenrSped h0' i%vaqbS dissas
that o% should BE- w Il;
thaa ,r we viii not accept ,'l as,. svowa
treats OF The action q the Seventh Corps psGre
dsisass on the frontier, which shows tie ssv
6ess Is the
Bic march from Rheims to sedan. il is an epic
ensodes Tint history ' reeords There is no
les ' in The eSpositon Of the faults chat grad.
ll,,1 lad ~ -, thn for rth al
the b"t 81 tss dseU
aissssss Sna death ?SSsthsnT;s \ It Sss ss$
was Wonderful III It's Grass stupidity. MY sec.
ond part Is entirely devoted to doscriptlo on Of
I'll al s Ple r hnVn nmted nothns which cam
hep u To- co omTS Of tint snormous
episode in the history Of France and the world
kng %f rEs Tsh now WIFI tho bousHes Of
Sedan. u now With The Franc .tireSrs IN the
TSSS q .5GGps that son
haSe a ps Be- But have
IT II ny hn ad
5 and monta Of w the heroie and martyred
army. Just as he vii! be aroused t. in !s
te ea sh Ha lna Sownrsht Il has BEEN
M ny duty duty to be- severely critea and have not
right and lust to DO So
a$ss s$sy .hess VII ss sS% t. o ,siS. but
-" "Tbe last uart Of my novel is played out in
sed an alter ate Dt tho battle From thence. the
reader follows the rest Of the history Of the
wnr as # develops in other parts Of Fran I un-
mune and the final sgondremeni Calling inl Of
Paris IN sea q fire and an ocean Of beod p The he
in names, 81 Paris with its cutters running
591d hpe BY this means to
nRraQAClON OF euect-tne CttNusIEopheo VI Seunhs
y the 81 @ last
To ns as s my
ment. and the third Is tho Sa1nd,en,e,', (, not
Franco. with the denouement OF the burning
OF Paris. the flames 81 which clear away not
Stae s ana nd prepare sI' fresh eld Tor new and
re9enerated people. For observe. that my
as far as a sSss be BE-
divided into a novel Of historical and
9 :, novel OF psychological interest; It
aims ,e 70 give ia list q
studies. Of French society as 1t was at the out
Tisn Of sas hs n9yss hfSs Se
cG 5Psks.t id pa,a 4
the drama was the highest form 9t expression
IL on fh wcb to present to Se world
y P@ss
ssd WHIT wanted to t. to the s world I'D
day Risen from the place which i, held
q asr Ws Down
tabe "a ana 1 The idy To-day 70 Il Contains or
may % made to contsn and It Is
70 my certain
70 make to the thought Of the wSrld on sel;
tae best way Of Ae these eentr
tSa fnrm ~ y, nyerv Precise and accurate rela-
tion io 81 a series q historical facts-in other
n mSsas a I'd document on the pyycholosy Of
pranSe IN which eure in tho BOOK
Each 0 eh al represents one iiet dame PSI:
wors s. veil done. tie reader yill b. 81 s5ls tS
understand what was IN mems mihds an. ana
thought "s and how they thought at that lod.
r. n h;mseIkf FIT IL true that | sometimes ask
mvsejf II this Is the r5le OF the novel after all"
whether tho master would have more to say on
On aa9 o The 90 at sRe
But. he saving no more after Chat muttering
aside. asked him IL he would give me some
insIeht into the genesis Of suci, a work as he
is now engaged aponI;from what beginnings
II have no subject whatever to start with"
he said 9nly the idea OF saP}eetE I'm IN .nis
ana ths su cate s and falling in Of the
eh dpuI;oo+ hmt having an epoch or a