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House Gothic

Magnificent Aloysius, Baudelaire awarding the "impeccable poet" to Gautier, than he also gave it to Michael, who, one of the few among the French, was able to cultivate this vein visionary who was the genius of Novalis, Hoffmann, Keats. The poetry of Aloysius is even more rare and valuable, not content to draw inspiration from the hallucinatory visions of the dream, the poet was able to give it that unique shape that the resonances grows, weaving an echo of thematic networks which bring the obsession with aesthetic principle and gives the nobility of the Lost Souls preferred to have the madness to the flatness of a prosaic newspaper.

Nox solitudo plenae sunt diabolo.
The Fathers of the Church.
night, my room is full of devils

"Oh! earth, - I whispered to the night, is a fragrant cup which the pistil and stamens are the moon and stars! "And

, eyes heavy with sleep, I closed the window qu'incrusta Calvary's cross, black in the yellow halo of stained glass.

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again - if it was midnight - the time emblazoned with dragons and devils ! - The gnome that gets drunk oil in my lamp!

If it was the nurse that rocks with a monotonous chant, in the armor of my father, a baby born dead!

If it was only the skeleton of the foot-soldier jailed in the woodwork, and striking the forehead, elbow and knee!

If it was my grandfather who falls off of its frame rotting, and hardening his gauntlet in the holy water stoup!

But Scarbo that bites me in the neck, and, to cauterize my wound bleeding, plunges his finger at the red-hot iron founaise.

Gaspard de la Nuit, 1842.

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The four reformers

Stevenson's writing is entirely inhabited by his taste for the fable. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde but also the Treasure Island are a way of fables. Written between 1874 and 1888, his Tales are the result of a work whose writing has steadily gained control and finesse, they have attracted particular attention of the general Borges, who is well known, venerated Stevenson's prose. We are far, with Stevenson, the tradition of Florence and La Fontaine, morality is ambiguous, humor mocks the company's fabulist and fable asks, hustle, playing certainties, far removed from care moral edification.


Four reformers is Under a bramble bush.
They Were All The World Must Be Agreed changed.
"We Must Abolish property," Said one.
"We Must Abolish Marriage," Said the second.
"We Must Abolish God," Said The Third.
"I Wish We Could Abolish work," said the fourth.
“Do not let us get beyond practical politics,” said the first.
“The first thing is to reduce men to a common level.”“The first thing,” said the second, “is to give freedom to the sexes.”
“The first thing,” said the third, “is to find out how to do it.”
“The first step,” said the first, “is to abolish the Bible.”
“The first thing,” said the second, “is to abolish the laws.”
“The first thing,” said the third, “is to abolish Mankind. "

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Four reformers gathered under a hedge of brambles.

All agreed it was necessary to change the world.
- We must abolish property, said the first.
- We must abolish marriage, "said the second.
- God says we should abolish the third.
- I wish so much that we could abolish work, "said the fourth.
- Do not go beyond the framework of a realistic policy, said the first. The first thing to do is to reduce inequalities among men.
- The first thing to do, "said the second is to give freedom to both sexes.
- The first step, "said the first will be to abolish the Bible .
- The first thing to do, "said the second is to abolish the laws.
- The first thing to do, "said the third, is to abolish mankind.

The translation of the fables of Stevenson diponible in t. 2 of the complete news Stevenson at Phoebus.