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 1 I  |        can read, first Andre de Chenier's Idyll~Neerc, then Le Malade,
 2 I  |             So that is Andre de Chenier!" Lucien exclaimed again
 3 I  |        of~the preface.~ ~"After Chenier had written those poems,
 4 I  |         gloomy little yard, and Chenier's Camille became~for David
 5 III|      his~soul. But when he read Chenier's poems with David, his
 6 IV |    advised him to~take Andre de Chenier and substitute certain pleasure
 7 V  | recently (for although Andre de Chenier's poems appeared in 1819,
 8 V  |  attention of his audience with Chenier's spirited~reactionary Iambes.
 9 V  |         brother~of Marie-Joseph Chenier, the Revolutionary leader.
10 V  |         could hold its own with Chenier's verse;~and with a tolerably
11 V  |    died--Richardson's Clarissa, Chenier's Camille, the Delia of
12 VI |         s mouth.~You shall read Chenier through to me from beginning
13 VI |     dinner and to read Andre de Chenier aloud to them~until people