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M. Masson's theory is that Josephine's womanly grief had much to do with awakening the sentiment of Paris, and breaking the Reign of Terror; and, indeed, there is some reason in this view, for tears are not only useful as an indication of sorrow, suffering, or conquest, but an effective means of gaining sympathy.
A great amount of nutriment is thus obtained in a portable form; when boiled with gelatine, it forms a palatable diet, and it is also used to form a gravy for meat. Masson's method of preserving vegetables seems to be very effective, as applied to white and red cabbages, turnips, Brussels sprouts, and such like. The process, as conducted in France, is very simple.
Sophie and I had some fine games in that magnificent park. Our greatest joy, though, was to go to Madame Masson's in the Rue de la Gare. Madame Masson had a curiosity shop. Her daughter Cecile was a perfect little beauty.
But they're all hopelessly muddled; and when they meet each other they don't know where to look, like the Augurs." Dinner was no sooner at an end than he carried me across the road to Masson's old studio. It was strangely changed. Such a room in Barbizon astonished the beholder, like the glories of the cave of Monte Cristo. "Now," said he, "we are quiet.
Sneath's Wordsworth, Poet of Nature and Poet of Man. Trelawney's Recollections of the Last Days of Shelley and Byron. Francis Thompson's Shelley. Clutton-Brock's Shelley: The Man and the Poet. Angeli's Shelley and his Friends in Italy. Miller's Leigh Hunt's Relations with Byron, Shelley, and Keats. Masson's Life of De Quincey. Blake.
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