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MADAME DE GIRARDIN. 81
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French novelette . , In the course of the same year , she 1836 , her husband in having that founded ournal
a La series Presse o , f a weekl daily news letters paper which , she began con writing tinued until 1848 j , and in whichunder th y pseudonym , of the " Vicomte de Launay , "
she recoun , ted the various incidents of the preceding week ; describes the Promenade of Longchamps , the procession of the Madeleine
Boeuf Grasa Mass in Music at St . Roch or the ; t reports he old the names latest , of gossi the p F touching aubourSt M . . Germain Guizot , the and Due the de new Bordeaux ones of ,
the Chaussee d'Antindiscusses g the last sermon , of the Abbe de f K resh avignan mons , t t er ne at w th e t Jardin rdle ; of des Frederick Plantes L th emai e races tre , th the e arrival fashions of so the me
the affec last b tion Citizen all ; or the respect King doings , for This of w the hom review Leg she is of l seem a the tive s various , Cham not to b top ers have , i , and pro of t the f essed momen policy muc , of t h ,
. shrewd s in ubjects which , observation were thoug not h the wanting , li ghter good , elements aboundin -humored predominated g a criticism like in , , written v more id pictures serious in a ,
lively , graceful , brilliant style , sometimes caustic , often witty , always popularit in stantl good y on taste th of , qui the was vive P read resse for with amusin increased avidit g g y ossi by by p the the ; and contributions public so greatl of Pari y was of s , con the the
ing elegant convened " y Vicomte for that , " that purpose the shareholders decided that of for the each journal of these , at a letters meet- ,
the sum of £ 20 should be paid , to their author , . It was in 1839 that Madame de Girardin made her first
appeara ance come in d the in character ixve acts of and a dramatist in verse ; having her " School been for receive Journalists d without , "
a dissenting y voice by , the autocratic , Committee of the Theatre formed Frangais . intimate The success friendship of this with play Rachel was very Madame slight _; de but Girardin having
an , broug next wrote ht out two respectivel tragedies y , in 1843 Judith and " and 1847 " Cleopatr . But a thoug , " which h written were
nificent merj with . t , much both acting are elegance of so the deficient , greatest and in containing scenic of modern interest passages tragedians that not of could unquestionable even save the mag them
from failure _.
Madame De Girardin. 81
MADAME DE GIRARDIN . 81
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Oct. 1, 1860, page 81, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01101860/page/9/
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