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So he will be able to affirm with Boileau that his thoughts are everywhere open to the light of the day, and that his verse always says something, whether it says it well or ill: Ma pensée au grand jour partout s'offre et s'expose, Et mon vers, bien ou mal, dit toujours quelque chose: while of the writers previously described it may be asserted, in the words of the same poet, that they talk much and never say anything at all quiparlant beaucoup ne disent jamais rien.
An author of this kind will always express himself in the simplest and most direct manner, for the very reason that he really has something to say; because he wishes to awaken in the reader the same idea he has in his own mind and no other. Accordingly he will be able to say with Boileau "Ma pens�e au grand jour partout s'offre et s'expose, Et mon vers, bien ou mal, dit toujours quelque chose;"
And as his host rattled the door he opened it. He had unrolled his long cavalry cloak, and wore it over his wet clothes. "You never told me your name," said the shoemaker. A suspicious man is always more suspicious at the beginning of the day. "My name," answered the other carelessly. "Oh! my name is Max Brunner." Celui qui souffle le feu s'expose a etre brule par les etincelles.
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