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Maupassant has been called a literary nihilist -- but (and this is the second trait of his singular genius) in him nihilism finds itself coexistent with an animal energy so fresh and so intense that for a long time it deceives the closest observer. In an eloquent discourse, pronounced over his premature grave, Emile Zola well defined this illusion: "We congratulated him," said he, "upon that health which seemed unbreakable, and justly credited him with the soundest constitution of our band, as well as with the clearest mind and the sanest reason. It was then that this frightful thunderbolt destroyed him."
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Stuart Yager
reviewed Countess Satan and Other Tales on May 06, 2016
Countess Satan and Other Tales
"Tantor," he said, "it is good to be alive. It is good to lie in the cool shadows. It is good to look upon the green trees and the bright colors of the flowers"
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This explains how and why Tarzan came by certain skills, beliefs and practices. In my opinion, book adds a nice variety to the usual concentrated plots which the books had up to this point by providing a series of small tales. In comparison to the last book,
"Real an apparent dangers are less disconcerting than those which we imagine."
"Thus may peace and prosperity undermine the safety of the most primitive community even as it does that of the most cultured."
"but to Tibo she was mamma, the personification of that one great love which knows no selfishness and which does not consume itself in its own fires."
"but of such things apes do not speak - their vocabulary, for the finer instincts, consisting more of action than words."
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