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It does not happen so that diary entries become the most famous, most readable work of the writer. This is exactly what happened with the "Diary" of Jules Renara (1864-1910), published after the death of the author. It has many subtle and exact descriptions of the literary and cultural life of France of the century, portraits of people who were the center of this life, whether Gustav Flobert, Emil Zola, Auguste Renoir or Sarah Bernard.
The aphorism of the letter made the Renarovsky "Diary" the source of many common quotes that have not lost popularity to this day. Such, for example:
From everything that we write, offspring will save the largest page. I would like to choose this page for him myself.
There are two types of people: some roll the world, while others run nearby and shout: "God, where is this world rolling?"
If you built a house of happiness, the largest room would have to be taken to the waiting room.
One day a week I believe in the progress of mankind, I urge it with all my might, the remaining six days --
The aphorism of the letter made the Renarovsky "Diary" the source of many common quotes that have not lost popularity to this day. Such, for example:
From everything that we write, offspring will save the largest page. I would like to choose this page for him myself.
There are two types of people: some roll the world, while others run nearby and shout: "God, where is this world rolling?"
If you built a house of happiness, the largest room would have to be taken to the waiting room.
One day a week I believe in the progress of mankind, I urge it with all my might, the remaining six days --
Author:
Author:Renar Jules
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7516-1778-3
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