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Il y a plusieurs tableaux remarquables, entre autres une Venus de Leighton que je trouve superbe. La contribution de Landseer est importante, c'est un portrait de la Reine, a cheval, en deuil; cheval noir, trois chiens noirs, groom noir, ciel noir. "C'est agreable de rentrer le soir en pleine campagne; ca me fait du bien.
“Quo faire to pas woulez rentrer, Tite maîtresse?” and Thérèse answered in the same Creole dialect: “Not now, Grosse tante I shall be back in half an hour to drink a cup of coffee with you.” No English words can convey the soft music of that speech, seemingly made for tenderness and endearment.
He is capable, for instance, of writing lines as bad as the second of this couplet C'est ce même guerrier dont la main tutélaire, De Gusman, votre époux, sauva, dit-on, le père, or as Qui les font pour un temps rentrer tous en eux-mêmes, or Vous comprenez, seigneur, que je ne comprends pas. Voltaire's most striking expressions are too often borrowed from his predecessors.
They are within hailing distance of the soldiers on the ramparts: "What price your plums?" they shout gaily to the gunners. "Quite cheap," retort the latter with equal gaiety, "but there's no danger of the Emperor getting any." The women sing the old couplet: "Bon! Bon! Napoléon Va rentrer dans sa maison!"
There is no doubt that he is a great artist. He assured me that there is no art like that of making people believe what you want them to. For instance, he pretends that he can sing "Il pleut, il pleut, bergere," and make you hear the patter of the bergere's heels on the wet sod, or wherever she was trying to rentrer ses blancs moutons.
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