Crossword-Solution: NIER 4 letters, 7 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 4

Elle était assise, sa tasse sur les genoux, près de la fenêtre, regardant le boulevard; je la voyais un peu de profil et m'aperçus que des larmes tremblaient au bout de ses cils; du coup, je me levais, j'allais vers elle et la prenant dans mes bras, je lui demandais: - "Qu'est-ce que tu as?" D'abord, dans un faux sourire, elle essaya de nier ses larmes.

Winckelmann and Goethe, and Chénier—the last, indeed, practically all unknown to his contemporaries—had long rediscovered Antiquity, and felt its pulse anew, and praised its enduring power, when English poetry had little, if anything, to show in answer to the plaintive invocation of Blake to the Ancient Muses.

Thus, whilst French Romanticism—in spite of what it may or may not have owed to Chénier—became often distinctly, deliberately, wilfully anti-classical, whilst for example[8] Victor Hugo in that all-comprehending _Légende des Siècles_ could find room for the Hegira and for Zim-Zizimi, but did not consecrate a single line to the departed glories of mythical Greece, the Romantic poets of England may claim to have restored in freshness and purity the religion of antiquity.

She joined our sketching expeditions with the most supreme contempt for _les convenances_; when she was not fluttering round, passing from Lorimer's canvas to mine with her sweetly inconsequent criticism, she sat in the long grass and read to us--André Chénier and Lamartine.

Even ANDRÉ CHÉNIER, who came on the eve of the Revolution and freed himself largely from the narrow restraint of the literary tradition by imbibing directly the spirit of the Greek poets, hardly yielded to a real lyric impulse till he felt the shadow of the guillotine.