Bøger af Catulle Mendès

- Oh ! madame la fée ! dit le vagabond en se mettant à genoux, ayez pitié de mon infortune. Pour avoir vu la fille du roi, qui prenait le frais à sa fenêtre, mon coeur ne m'appartient plus; je sens que jamais je n'aimerai une autre femme qu'elle. - Bon ! dit la fée, ce n'est pas là un grand malheur. - Peut-il en être un plus grand pour moi ? Je mourrai si je ne deviens pas l'époux de la princesse. - Qui t'empêche de le devenir ? Roselinde n'est pas fiancée. - Oh ! madame, regardez mes haillons, mes pieds nus; je suis un pauvre enfant qui mendie sur les chemins. - N'importe ! il ne peut manquer d'être aimé, celui qui aime sincèrement; c'est la loi éternelle et douce. Le roi et la reine te repousseront avec mépris, les courtisans feront de toi des risées, mais si ta tendresse est véritable, Roselinde en sera touchée, et, un soir que, d'avoir été chassé par les valets et mordu par les chiens, tu pleureras dans quelque grange, elle viendra, rougissante et heureuse, te demander la moitié de ton lit de paille. L'enfant secoua la tête; il ne croyait pas qu'un tel miracle fût possible. - Prends garde ! reprit la fée; l'Amour n'aime pas que l'on doute de sa puissance, et il se pourrait que tu fusses châtié d'une façon cruelle à cause de ton peu de foi. Cependant, puisque tu souffres, je veux bien venir à ton aide. Fais un voeu, je l'exaucerai. - Je voudrais être le plus puissant prince de la terre, afin d'épouser la princesse que j'adore. - Ah ! que ne vas-tu, sans te troubler d'un tel souci, chanter une chanson d'amour sous sa fenêtre ! Enfin, puisque je l'ai promis, il sera fait selon ton désir. Mais je dois t'avertir d'une chose: lorsque tu auras cessé d'être qui tu es encore, aucun enchanteur, aucune fée, pas même moi ! ne pourra te remettre en ton premier état; une fois prince devenu, tu le seras pour toujours. Le voeu maladroit (extrait), Catulle Mendès.

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" Ces Conférences n'ont pas été parlées; je les ai lues. N'ayant jamais discouru devant un auditoire nombreux, je m'étais défié d'une émotion probable. Elles ont été improvisées cependant: je dictais dans la journée ce que je dirais le soir. Il y paraît, commue le lecteur ne tardera pas à le reconnaître; il trouvera plus loin des expressions dix fois répétées, des tours de phrase d'une correction douteuse, et un pitoyable désordre. Il ne m'eût pas été impossible, je pense, de remédier quelque peu à cela par des retouches. Je me suis pourtant décidé à publier ces quatre causeries telles quelles. Voici pourquoi. Des remaniements, même de petite importance, même de pure forme, auraient pu, si l'on y avait pris garde, inspirer le soupçon de modifications plus essentielles. J'ai voulu me réserver la possibilité d'affirmer d'une façon absolue qu'aucun changement n'a été apporté au texte de mes conférences. Les pages qu'on va lire sont identiques à celles que j'ai lues, à celles que le public a daigné approuver avec une chaleureuse sympathie dont je lui offre ici toute ma gratitude." C. M.

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Sternlose Nächte is a collection of poems by Catulle Mendès, translated from French to German by Robert Prutz. The poems explore themes of love, beauty, and mortality. Mendès' writing is both beautiful and haunting, and the translations capture the essence of the original works. Sternlose Nächte is a must-read for anyone who appreciates poetry that is both lyrical and thought-provoking.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

" ...Le corbeau voletant toujours, lui dit: Guignonet, il ne faut pas se décourager. Le pauvre à qui tu as donné un sou t'a dit des injures, tu as été grondé pour avoir voulu porter secours à la poule qui criait et le chien noir t'a volé tes oreilles parce que tu lui avais offert d'aller chercher des allumettes pour allumer sa pipe; beaucoup d'autres choses te sont arrivées où tu n'as pas eu de chance du tout, et c'est pourquoi on t'appelle Guignonet. Mais, tôt ou tard, le bien qu'on a fait produit la récompense, comme la graine devient le blé, comme le gland devient le chêne. Sois toujours un bon petit garçon, prêt à te sacrifier pour les autres, et ne t'inquiète pas du reste. Pour le moment, assieds-toi entre mes deux ailes, je te porterai du côté de la grotte où l'enchanteur a caché son trésor. Après avoir parlé ainsi, le corbeau se posa sur la terre, toutes les plumes étendues; c'était un oiseau si grand, que Guignonet, qui était très petit et très maigre parce qu'il ne mangeait guère, put facilement trouver place entre les deux larges ailes..."

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détails sur la personnalité très curieuse et assez peu connue de l'homme de génie qui n'est plus. C'est à Lucerne surtout qu'il me fut donné de le fréquenter intimement. À Paris déjà, - à propos de la Revue fantaisiste, - j'avais ou occasion de le voir chez lui, rue d'Aumale, si j'ai bonne mémoire. Mais ç'avait été peu de temps avant la première représentation de Tannhæuser à l'Opéra; impatienté par mille tracasseries, par des misérabilités, comme il disait, il en était arrivé au dernier degré de l'exaspération nerveuse. Un chat en colère, hérissé, toutes griffes dehors. Le moment était mal choisi pour lier connaissance avec lui, et d'ailleurs mon extrême jeunesse eût été un obstacle à une familiarité un peu intime. Mais, quelques années plus, tard, Richard Wagner moins irrité, sinon calme, - car il ne fut jamais calme ! - habitait près de Lucerne, à Triebchen, avec celle qui allait devenir sa femme, dans une solitude paisible, favorable aux épanchements. Quand le train s'arrêta devant la gare, le coeur me battait bien fort, et je pense pouvoir dire que Villiers de l'Isle-Adam, mon compagnon de voyage, n'était guère moins ému. Cependant, nous n'étions pas des inconnus pour Wagner; et comme il n'ignorait pas que nous combattions avec ardeur pour le triomphe de ses idées et de son oeuvre, nous avions l'espérance d'une réception cordiale et bientôt de quelque sympathie..." C.M.

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Grande-Maguet: Roman Contemporain (1888) est un livre �����crit par Catulle Mendes. Il s'agit d'un roman contemporain qui raconte l'histoire de Grande-Maguet, une jeune femme qui est ������ la fois belle et intelligente. Elle rencontre un homme nomm����� Guy de Maupassant, qui tombe amoureux d'elle. Cependant, Grande-Maguet est d�����j������ fianc�����e ������ un autre homme, et elle doit choisir entre les deux. Le livre explore les th�����mes de l'amour, de la jalousie, de la trahison et de la qu������te de bonheur. Il est �����crit dans un style po�����tique et romantique, avec des descriptions d�����taill�����es de la nature et de l'environnement. Le livre est consid�����r����� comme un classique de la litt�����rature fran�����aise et est appr�����ci����� pour sa beaut����� et sa profondeur.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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Title: Bacchus Composer: Jules Massenet Original Publisher: Heugel The complete vocal score to Jules Massenet's Bacchus as originally published in the first edition by Heugel in 1909. Performer's Reprints are produced in conjunction with the International Music Score Library Project. These are out of print or historical editions, which we clean, straighten, touch up, and digitally reprint. Due to the age of original documents, you may find occasional blemishes, damage, or skewing of print. While we do extensive cleaning and editing to improve the image quality, some items are not able to be repaired. A portion of each book sold is donated to small performing arts organizations to create jobs for performers and to encourage audience growth.