Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Anatole France” in chapter 1.12, page 237 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 2:
...ess of vision.
It has a French felicity of fancy, a French dexterity of craftsmanship, a French point and polish; and also a French inadequacy of emotion.
Assuredly we love poetry in France, said Anatole France when he was discussing the verse of Sainte-Beuve; but we love it in our own fashion; we insist that it shall be eloquent, and we willingly excuse it from being poetic.
, fiery as its lines ring out...
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