Laforgue

The translating exoticized him, and then one day Laforgue wrote Gustave Kahn and said, Gustave, my frère, I forgot to rhyme.

THE ANTHOLOGIST Nicholson Baker 2009

The translating exoticized him, and then one day Laforgue wrote Gustave Kahn and said, Gustave, my frère, I forgot to rhyme.

THE ANTHOLOGIST Nicholson Baker 2009

But Eliot had cosmopolitan tastes and initially he had been drawn to the Metaphysical poets because they reminded him of Laforgue and Corbière.

Visions of Light Alvarez, Al 2000

In an essay on Impressionism written in 1883, the poet Jules Laforgue described the Impressionist as 'a modernist painter endowed with an uncommon sensibility of the eye, 'who,

Monet's Way Flam, Jack 1990

When Eliot wants to place Marvell, he adapts Laforgue: 'C'était une belle âme, comme on ne fait plus à Londres.'

Fun in the Waste Land Wood, Michael 1982

There were 'deeps in him,' Ezra Pound said of Jules Laforgue; 'and Laforgue more than they thought in him.'

Fun in the Waste Land Wood, Michael 1982

Eliot, characteristically, was more cautious in his praise, anxious not to mix Laforgue with the major poets, but generous and constant all the same.

Fun in the Waste Land Wood, Michael 1982

They were pessimists who need not have read Schopenhauer and Eduard von Hart - mann, as Laforgue did, to succumb to the mood of decadence, fin de siècle, Götterdämmerung, or the death of God prophesied by Nietzsche.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas REN 1968

Max Nordau's Entartung and began to write a long series of articles on Maeterlinck, Laforgue, and many others not bothering to conceal his dependence on his

Dictionary of the History of Ideas REN 1968

It is a rather lame impressionistic account of Nerval, Villiers de l'Isle-Adam, Rimbaud, Verlaine, Laforgue, Mal - larmé, Huysmans, and Maeterlinck with emphasis on

Dictionary of the History of Ideas REN 1968