This cold sardonic statement is definitely of the school of Théophile Gautier; as definitely as Eliot's "Conversation Galante" is in the manner of Jules Laforgue.
Even his father quoted with approval Théophile Gautier's witticism about it being the most costly of noises.
It is not only in Burgos that Théophile Gautier might have admired the beggar's divine rags; everywhere they wrap their cloaks about them in the same magnificent fashion.
Théophile Gautier wrote of the poet of Rouen: "Saint-Amant is assuredly a very great and very original poet, worthy to be named among the best of whom France can boast.
To-day the sword-making industry is scarcely flourishing, and Théophile Gautier was unable during his visit to purchase a weapon as a memento.
It was the room where he had fought that night--with Théophile Blondin.
There will be the two of them at the trial for the murder of Théophile Blondin!
I was there the night Théophile Blondin was killed.
And he was a priest of God, burying Théophile Blondin.
But--but it was in that way that Théophile Blondin was killed.
Forgotten for the moment was that grim pendulum that hovered over the bed in the presbytère yonder, and by the side of the grave Raymond stood and looked down on the coffin of Théophile Blondin.
It was weeks yet to the date set for the execution of Henri Mentone for the murder of Théophile Blondin, and it would be weeks yet before the appeal was acted upon.
And the day after to-morrow Henri Mentone was to stand his trial for the murder of Théophile Blondin!
Mr. Jerrold reports a discussion between Doré and Théophile Gautier, in which the roles of artist and man of letters are strangely reversed.
Madame-Théophile had never seen a parrot, and she was evidently much puzzled by the strange bird.
Madame-Théophile had gradually crawled nearer; her pink nose was working, her eyes were half closed, her claws were protruded and then drawn in.
Monsieur Théophile Gautier, who looked like an obese Turk habited in European clothes, laid aside his Moslem placidity to cry that the tragedy was marvellous.
Is he as unfaithful a critic as Monsieur Théophile Gautier and Monsieur Jules Janin?
Monsieur Théophile Gautier has no care except to display the wealth of a palette which mistook its vocation when it sought to obtain from pen, ink, and paper those colors which pencil and canvas alone can give.
Ministers are not eternal, and when it seemed that the day of his Minister was over Théophile Goujart deserted the ship, taking with him all that he could lay his hands on, notably several orders: for he loved glory.
A few days after Théophile Goujart hunted Christophe up in his lair.
Théophile Goujart took him to the concerts of a Society dedicated to the national art.
Théophile Goujart and Sylvain Kohn took Christophe to the Opéra Comique to hear Pelleas and Melisande.
The other was the musical critic, Théophile Goujart.
But Théophile Gautier tarried in Venice, and, as for M.
Embodied most completely in Théophile Gautier, it can be summed up in two words: perfection of form and impassibilité, or impassiveness.
Théophile Gautier, who was himself a member of a hashish club, tries to make us believe (Les Fleurs du Mal, p.
Thus in the heroes of Victor Hugo, Alexandre Dumas, Théophile Gautier, Alfred de Musset, we become acquainted with the French ideal of man and woman.
I think your friends Horace and Théophile are tolerably clear as to which they prefer," I remarked, with a smile.
Opposite the illustrious poet was another poet, Théophile Gautier, with his lion's head on an elephant's body.
I liked to listen to him whilst looking at Théophile Gautier.
There is also something about it in Théophile Gautier's writings.
Théophile Gautier was no musician, but he had a fine taste in music and he judged Meyerbeer as follows: "In addition to eminent musical talents, Meyerbeer had a highly developed instinct for the stage.
That was the opinion of Théophile Gautier, but Victor Hugo disagreed.
He proposed the Rat Catcher from an old German tale, while I proposed Une nuit de Cléopâtra on the text of Théophile Gautier.
The second generation of romanticism, which appeared about 1830, possessed Alfred de Musset and Théophile Gautier as chief representatives.
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